- Scotch-Weld Plastic & Rubber Instant Adhesive PR1500, Clear, 20 Gram Bottle

I thought I wrote a review for this. There are many thickness I guess I forgot to review this one. Since most of our world is plastic or rubber you need this if you like to fix things. It cost more than CA glue but that doesn't work on plastics or rubber. I have used this to repairer side walls on lawn mowers. Have repaird dozens of plastic items. I used it to repair a hole on a couch fabric and car seat. I get the small bottles because sometimes I don't tighten it well enough and things get a little gunked up. I even repaired a pool liner. Great for fixing bags, shoes, car parts. Honda logo fell off, tried other glues this stuff is the only thing that works. Just like most glues you have to prep the surfaces. Get rid of oil and grease. I use 99 iso, twice. I like the thicker stuff because you can fill gaps and it stays where you put it better. Keep 3m pr glue and a few alcohol wipes in your car and/or emergency bag.

I had never heard of or seen this glue until I googled it. It works the best on plastics. Super strong hold and dries quickly.

I have a car that doesn’t come with a spare tire or Jack. It has a pump with a liquid sealer. This is useless for a cut sidewall. I hit a pothole that slashed the side wall. I glued the torn rubber together, waited until the glue set and aired the tire up. I was able to drive home. I jacked the car up removed the tire and replaced the damaged tire.

This is advertised for silicone but makes the Simone on my ring sizers stiff and brittle. Best suited for crafts or repairs.

I had a project that required adhering rubber to plastic that required a strong permanent hold and while researching my options, this 3M glue kept coming up as the definitive solution. I was a little hesitant based on the cost but based on other reviews it was clear that this would most likely do exactly what I needed and I am happy to report that it worked exactly as advertised. I properly prepared and cleaned both surfaces then applied the glue to one side which went on very cleanly with the applicator bottle which combined with the heavier viscosity only put adhesive where I needed it without any spillover or messes. So far the bond has been incredibly strong and durable! I have since found several other uses for it. It’s not cheap but for its intended use, it works incredibly well.

This is great for plastics. Store the tube upright to prevent clogging of the nozzle.

I purchased this to repair a rubber tether for my fuel cap figuring the tether wasn't available as well the cap would be ridiculously expensive considering it's a high end German brand. Well it didn't work, that's why I dinged the 2 stars. I glued the tether and let it sit for several days. Opened the door to fill the car and it was in 2 pieces again. So ya, not great on rubber tethers. Why wasn't it marked lower? It works incredibly well on other rubbers and plastics, especially the 3d printed stuff. Amazingly well as a matter of fact. Better than other brands if similar glue, maybe, but at a very steep cost. The one thing I will touch on that you see in so many reviews is the bottle wasn't even full complaints. Before you buy something of this nature, you first need to understand that it's sold by weight and NOT volume. It's a 70gr bottle that clearly has higher capacity, but it's not sold to full cap. So don't consider those reviews as people just have zero understanding of things. Best comparison would be buying a bag of chips. Open them and they're full of air. You're getting 12oz of chips, not a full bag, same thing here.

I do bodywork and paint for a living. We get to try all the new products. I used to use Loctite 3090, which is also relabeled and sold as BMW K-6 adhesive ($60). I used to swear by the K-6 until I used this. This 3m product bonds plastic and rubber on even the smallest pieces and holds extremely well. So surprised it worked on a tiny rubber piece that actually holds decent weight for its size. Dries quickly so have your pieces setup to put together quickly before the glue dries.

This stuff is amazing. Believe it or not I used it to glue new rubber treads onto an badly worn ATV tire. I cut pieces of rubber off of an old ATV tire and glued them onto my worn tire and it worked. You have to scuff up the bottom of the pieces and the tire with a buffer made for tires. Then apply the glue to the piece, put it on, hold for about 15 seconds. DO NOT MOVE IT AROUND. It's a one time placement -- NO wiggling the piece in place. I let mine sit overnight. Then did a test run. Not one piece came off. I did a youtube video on it. 3M is at the top of the game when it comes to chemicals.

Great product