Sugru Silicone Super Glue - Waterproof All-Purpose Wall Putty + Moldable Glue for Crafting + DIY Home Improvement - Removable + Kid-Safe - Indoor/Outdoor Use - 3 Pack - White (3.5g/ea)

This is great stuff!! Sugru is a handy product that has dozens, if not hundreds, of uses. A pliable, moldable clay-like "glue" that bonds to almost anything to repair a broken object, improve something that is not broken to make it more functional, or create something that doesn't exist. I have added heat-proof handles to pots & pans, fixed a broken garden sculpture, added "feet" to kitchen counter items & planters, fixed zipper pulls, repaired charger cords, & more!. Waterproof, heat resistant, stays pliable after it sets. Non-toxic, too. You can blend colors to match almost anything. Love this product!

I used this to repair my switch lite case, it was easy to use and set up perfectly.

I consider Sugru to be the gold standard of "actually useful adult play dough." It works awesomely to patch fraying cords, plug holes in pots, whatever application you can think of that needs a fully-moldable rubber-y "patch" of sorts. It takes awhile to fully cure, but when it does, it holds its shape without being completely rigid or flaky, and will hold fast to whatever you attach it to. It's a little pricey and it is hard to keep any leftover sugru from a single pouch from hardening/curing, but it remains my go-to for all kinds of repairs / tiny jobs.

Product as advertised.

I purchased sugru moldable glue because I use it to glue on my helmet lights and easy to use and durability and dries quick!

I got this as a fix for a frayed laptop power cord. It definitely works, just make sure you get it rolled really tight around the cord while it's malleable, otherwise when it sets it will still be able to slide down the cord and re-expose the fray. Forget about trying to make it look perfect like it does in the picture. Wrap it around the frayed end and roll between your palms until it's good and tight around the cord, and it helps for part of it to be touching the plastic connector that plugs into the power outlet on the laptop so that it adheres tightly to the plastic. If the cord itself is mostly rubber (like the Macbook power cord) it might not be able to form a tight enough bond to keep it from sliding down the cord. I had to cut the first one off and do it again because it wasn't secure enough, but the second time I did it as described above and it seems to be very secure and works much better than the electrical tape I had on it before.

This stuff is awesome. Perfect for the most random repairs. Fixed my trash can lid, isn't fancy looking but works. Definitely keep in the fridge if not using (per package directions), made the mistake a couple years back and went to get the stuff and it was hard as a rock.

I bought white but they sent me gray, otherwise, it works fine. I used it to fix my iPhone chargers. However, it's starting to unstick from the rubber cord part. It does the job though.