BondicReviews of bondic.com

I've used Bondic in my model building activities and it's marvellous stuff for connecting small parts that do not fix together without being manually held in place. Glue doesn't work in these circumstances as the time taken for it to cure means the parts move out of alignment. Bondic is superb for this kind of job as it sets hard in seconds.

I love Bondic! I do not use it as a glue, as it says it is not a glue. But I use it to cover cracks in plastic; phone cords where the plastic breaks, things that need reinforcement AFTER I glue them. It is fabulous. My automatic ice cube tray plastic cracked. I used it to seal the creak. Lasts great. So many uses. Highly recommend. I have used it in several layers to build up a piece that is chipped. Ceramic or plastic. Barb, Idaho

I've been very impressed with Bondic. I've used it for several repairs from a metal bracket to a joystick clamp to a teapot lid and it has been very impressive. BUT you need to research it carefully and READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. It ISN'T a superglue replacement. But if you need an exceptionally strong micro filler/adhesive, I've not found anything better. Some repairs you can tack with cyano, then fill/cover with Bondic.

I’ve read all the negative reviews, and can say that #1, purchase the product from your local hardware store, they usually carry it. #2, I’ve never had a problem with it, I use it for my craft business, I work with a lot of miniature items and I can’t use super glue or hot glue. This holds if used properly. It’s awesome for quick fixes you don’t have time to wait for another product to dry. Most glues will say “instant hold” but they don’t. Bondic does in 5 seconds! It’s a liquid epoxy type plastic. Hope this helps someone.

Fantastic product! I have been repairing things that SuperGlue failed miserably to do. Even after going through a dishwasher cycle the product is as hard as a rock! You will need a very sharp file to smooth it. Highly recommended, as long as you use it as instructed.

I had a problem with delivery of the Bondic and then submitted a complaint to the company. They did not respond to me, but then 3 weeks later they had the problem fixed. I have not yet used the product and see numerous one star reviews here. To the credit of the company, in the paperwork I have received, they expressly announce that "Bondic is not a glue and will not work like one." I'm not sure how I'm going to use it but plan to report back here after I do!

Bought Bondic and have used to repair several items One being a loose metal t-nut (to plastic) on one of my ski boots .Has held up well better than some epoxy products I've used A good surface prep always helps in any bonding situation. I think its best to let cure and cool off for at least 10-15 min

An awesome product that can repair just about anything. Outperforms any “super glue” I’ve ever used. Stays workable until exposed to UV light (UV flashlight included) for about 4 seconds, then is hard as a rock. Thick enough to fill in gaps so pieces don’t have to fit together perfectly like most super glues. A must have for any tool box!