Original Gorilla Glue - Brown - 60ml

Use sparingly. Gorilla Glue expands to fill gaps. Apply a small amount to one surface, as too much can lead to excessive squeeze-out and waste.

Yes, Original Gorilla Glue requires moisture to cure. Lightly dampening one of the surfaces with water will initiate and ensure a strong cure.

Initial set time is typically 1-2 hours, but full cure can take 24 hours. Clamping is required during this period.

Gorilla Glue is not recommended for all plastics. It does not bond well to polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP). Test on a small, inconspicuous area first if unsure.

No, Original Gorilla Glue is not recommended for applications that come into direct contact with food.

When stored properly in a cool, dry place with the cap tightly sealed, Gorilla Glue typically has a shelf life of 2 years from the date of manufacture.

Wipe away uncured glue immediately with a damp cloth. Once cured, it is very difficult to remove and may require mechanical abrasion or a solvent (test in an inconspicuous area first).

Ensure surfaces are properly prepared (clean and free from oils). Lightly dampen one surface with water as moisture is required for curing. Ensure adequate clamping pressure is applied during the curing process.

Apply less glue to begin with. Use a damp cloth to wipe away excess squeeze-out *immediately* before it begins to cure. Protect surrounding areas with tape or a drop cloth.

Attempt to clear the nozzle with a fine pin or wire. If severely clogged, you may need to carefully remove the dried glue with a utility knife or replace the bottle.

Check if surfaces were properly cleaned and prepared. Ensure adequate moisture was present for curing and that surfaces were clamped tightly for the full recommended cure time.