5 Seconds Quick & Easy DIY UV Activated Plastic Wood Glass & Metal Fix Repair Liquid Light Glue

Very good product if you follow the instructions and only glue what you can bathe in the uv light. Literally bonds in seconds, dead handy when you have to hold parts with one hand! Building up layers works best, i managed to repair the indicator stalk on my motorbike, which i had knocked off like this and its still holding strong. You dont get that much in the tube, but it is cheap for what it does, amazing stuff!!

I bought this product to mend a pair of glasses - one of the use cases that it is advertised as addressing. There were no instructions in the pack, but it does state that it "cures in 5 seconds' and "Makes a strong lasting bond". I was eventually able to squeeze out enough glue to make the repair and switched on the UV light. I gave it 20 seconds to be sure, but the glue was still runny. I gave it more UV light right up close to the repair and then some more. The glue was still runny. So I tried just some glue on a bit or card, put the UV light right up close to it and left it for about a minute. The glue was still runny. This product is totally unfit for purpose. Don't wast your money.

When I first unwrapped the product it fell apart which I wasn't very impressed with although there was no damage to the packaging.I found it easy to put back together although there was a lot of strange sticky oily stuff inside the case which I cleaned up.I also replaced the batteries as it took a while to cure the glue but it works much better now and I'm quite impressed!

This glue works well, but the LED curing part is useless and failed to cure regardless of the exposure time. Eventually I tried a 40W UV lamp usually employed for curing nail gel, and that produced a very satisfactory result. 5 seconds is also very optimistic - it needed 30 seconds with the big light. It is also essential that at least one of the parts being bonded is transparent, as all of the glue needs to be irradiated.

this works well on difficult to mend things that are awkward to get at I sue clay as a support blutac would work so you are hands free

I tried this for 3 things, a pair of glasses, glas-to-hard-plastic on a shelf in the fridge and several cracked, flexible plastic lids for Pyrex dishes. It appears to have worked for for the first two. For one lid I tried to put it in the dishwasher, and the glue came unstuck at low temperature. Of the others some have held up for a while, some have cracked and split again right away.The applicator was useless. Only the tiniest amounts of glue came out, and only when I squeezed the container very hard. Soon I decided to cut the applicator in half and dig out the glue with a Q-tip (cotton bud).The UV LED in the top of the applicator stopped working after I had used it a few times. First I thought I would "cure" the glue in 5 seconds as the directions said, but I later found I needed to keep it on for minutes before it stopped being tacky. When the LED would not turn on any more I went against the directions and opened up the LED top, to reveal the battery and diode. The photo shows how I used a clip to turn the LED on and keep it on for the 5-10 minutes needed to cure the glue. Good luck if you decide to try your hand at using this glue.

Product arrived quickly as expected. Unfortunately the ‘glue’ is so thick that it doesn’t come out of the pen applicator. I managed to complete 2 very small joints by having to roll the flexible tube and squeeze with pliers and use a pin to apply. I have used a similar product before, and it was much easier to apply.It appears the glue has dried to the point of almost solidifying, rendering it useless.Very disappointed with this product from a supposedly US manufacturers , and definitely will not be ordering again.This is no reflection on Amazon, who forfilled their contract admirably as usual.

This pen is great, it works fantastic, good value when you need to fix something in a hurry, would buy again, very quick delivery,