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E6000 Vs. Super Glue | In-depth Analysis

Last updated on March 20, 2024 / Reviewed by Ronald, a 🎖️10-year Adhesive Industry Veteran  @stickyaides in 🌉San Francisco

E6000 Vs. Super Glue: What’s The Difference?

E6000 has more strength than Super Glue. E6000 glue has a shear strength of 7000 psi, approximately 48.2 MPa. Super glue has a shear strength of 4000psi, about 27.5 MPa. E6000 takes only five minutes to dry while Super glue takes 2-3 minutes to dry.

E6000 Vs. Super Glue

E6000 Vs. Super Glue: Specs & Uses

Before using these glues, you should know that E6000 is made with a solvent and can stretch while Super Glue is made with water and can stretch less than E6000.

E6000Super Glue
Rating★★★★★★★
Shear strength7000 psi (48.2 MPa)4000 psi (27.5 MPa)
Tensile strengthHigh tensile strength and shore hardnessMuch more strength than epoxy and polyurethane glues
Drying time5 minutes to dry2-3 minutes to dry
StretchabilityMade with a solvent and can stretchMade with water and can stretch less than E6000

Several days ago, I did tests on E6000 vs. Gorilla Glue, and here is a part of my experiment on the contestant.

My Hands-on Test of E6000

E6000
I recently purchased this E6000 glue for some beveled jewelry projects and I am extremely pleased with the results. The product arrived quickly in good packaging and is perfect for working with various materials such as leather, gemstones, bones, and metal.

✅Pros: E6000

It is easy to work with and cures well even in humid conditions. The bond created between dissimilar materials, like a metal hoop and a stone pendant, is strong and durable.

I tested how well E6000 works for rhinestones and fabric

The fierce smell of the glue does require using it in a well-ventilated area, and it’s not for quick applications. However, it is some of the best stuff out there for small projects that need to stay stuck.

GS Hypo Cement Vs. E6000

The main difference between GS Hypo Cement Vs. E6000 is: E6000 has better-specified properties like viscosity, cure time, elongation, temperature range, and chemical resistance. However, E6000 contains toxic ingredients while GS Hypo Cement does not.

G-S Hypo Cement is a versatile adhesive that works well with BeadalonBeadalon Elasticityand other stretchy cords used in beading. Heck, E6000 is ideal for bonding and repairing all kinds of materials, indoors and outdoors.

Using GS Hypo Cement as jewelry glue

I love that these come in small tubes because you only need a tiny bit, and the large tubes tend to dry out before you can use them all. These small tubes are perfect for my smaller projects and prevent any waste, as the glue doesn’t dry up.

Versatility

E6000 Explained

I have used this glue on wood, rubber, and metal, and it sticks well. The secret is to let it sit for 24 hours before any use. I highly recommend this glue for various crafting projects, such as craft tumblers, and prefer the one that dries clear. Overall, E6000 glue has proven to be much better than any other adhesive I’ve tried and I will definitely continue using it for my future projects.

E6000 adhesive
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2 reviews

  • Alyssa Hooper
    January 16, 2024 at 7:57 am

    Is E6000 able to bond rubber to aluminum?

    Reply
    • Ronald Stevens (administrator)
      January 16, 2024 at 7:58 am

      Yes, E6000 is a great choice for adhering rubber to aluminum because it creates a flexible, yet strong permanent bond between these materials. Just ensure the surfaces are properly prepped and allow adequate curing time.

      Reply

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💬 What U May Be Interested in E6000

Q: Can E6000 glue cork tiles to an aluminum patio ceiling in Florida and withstand the heat?

A: This glue has been used to glue fake fireplace logs in a gas fireplace heater, so it should be able to withstand the summer heat in Florida.

Q: How long does this glue last on the fabric?

A: This glue works well on fabric, but it’s important to be careful with the amount used as too much can cause bleeding through and too little may not stick.

Q: Is E6000 completely waterproof for use in a snow globe?

A: Yes, this glue is completely waterproof and can be used in a snow globe.

Q: Can this glue be used to adhere glass to metal, such as a car window to a metal track?

A: It’s not recommended to use this glue for car windows. It’s best to use an adhesive specifically made for car windows.

Q: Can D6000 adhere metal to wood, such as metal knobs to a wooden coat rack?

A: It’s not certain if this glue will work for this purpose, as it may depend on the amount of strain put on the object.

Q: How can this glue be cleaned up?

A: Use a disposable item such as a toothpick, q-tip, or straw for cleanup.

Q: Would E6000 work to glue foam to the plastic lid of a Pelican case?

A: Yes, this glue can be used to attach the foam to plastic, but it’s recommended to scour the plastic surface with 220 grit first and make sure it’s clean with acetone or 90% alcohol.

Q: What is the maximum temperature that this adhesive can withstand for a ceramic plate setter in a grill/smoker?

A: It’s unlikely that this glue is designed to withstand such high temperatures.

Q: Is E6000 resistant to gasoline and does it harden?

A: It’s uncertain if this glue is resistant to gasoline, but constant exposure to gasoline may erode the bond. The glue remains somewhat flexible when it dries.

Q: What type of glue is E6000 and does it fill gaps?

A: E6000 is a rubber contact glue that can fill small gaps and create a strong bond.

Q: Does this glue dry out the nozzle and lid like super glue?

A: The lid may stick, but the glue doesn’t fuse with the surface like super glue. The nozzle may need to be cleared and scraped out before each new project.

Q: Can E6000 glue stone vases to a marble cemetery monument?

A: It’s unclear if this glue would work for this purpose.

Q: How many tubes are in each pack of E6000?

A: There is one tube per pack of E6000.

Q: Is E6000 glue waterproof?

A: Yes, this glue is waterproof and can be used in submerged applications.

Q: Does E6000 glue have an expiration date?

A: Yes, there is an expiration date on the tube of E6000 glue.

My Hands-on Test of The Original Super Glue

Original Super Glue
Super glue came in handy when I accidentally broke one of my girlfriend’s favorite earrings. The earring was a sentimental piece, and I was devastated when it broke. But with a little bit of this super glue, I was able to fix it and wear it again.

✅Pros

The glue held up perfectly, and I didn’t have to worry about the earring falling apart again.

Super-Glue-Original-Explained

What sets this super glue apart is its unique bottle design. Unlike other brands that come in tubes, this glue is packaged in a bottle that is less prone to clogging and drying out. I’ve had a bottle of this glue last for years without drying out, making it a much more cost-effective option compared to other brands.

Easy to Use and Very Precise

The bottle’s spout allows for a controlled drip of the glue, preventing any messes or waste. Plus, the glue dries quickly, so I don’t have to wait around for it to set before moving on to the next step in my project.

Strength

But what really sets this glue apart is its strength. Recently, I used this glue to fix a pair of shoes that had started to come apart at the sole. I was skeptical that the glue would hold up, but to my surprise, the shoes held together perfectly. I’ve also used this glue to fix a broken mug and a cracked phone case, and it’s worked wonders in both instances.

In terms of price, this super glue is a great value. It’s affordable and long-lasting, making it a cost-effective option for any project. Plus, the fact that the glue comes in a bottle means that I don’t have to worry about it drying out and becoming unusable after just a few uses.

the original super glue

💬 What U May Be Interested in Super glue

Q: Is this glue suitable for applying false nails?

A: Absolutely! This is many people’s go-to glue for false nails, and they’ve never had any issues with it. You can also check our test on Nail Glue vs. Super Glue. That is an article specifically written for fake nail lovers.

Q: Is UV exposure necessary for this glue to work?

A: No, it’s not. I’ve tried several brands of superglue, and this one is by far the best. It works on any surface and in any conditions, so you don’t have to worry about UV exposure.

Q: How long can I expect this glue to hold my nails together?

A: From my personal experience, this glue can hold my nails together until I have time to visit my nail technician. It’s the only super glue I trust for my nails.

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Ronald Stevens photoI’m Ronald Stevens, a Mechanical Engineer obsessed with adhesives, glue, and all things sticky! My passion began in childhood when I’d always be the one playing with glue during arts and crafts. And I’d spend hours researching and experimenting. Happy reading, and remember: stick with the best, and you’ll never be stuck in a mess!
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Table of Contents

  • E6000 Vs. Super Glue: Specs & Uses
  • My Hands-on Test of E6000
    • ✅Pros: E6000
    • GS Hypo Cement Vs. E6000
  • 💬 What U May Be Interested in E6000
  • My Hands-on Test of The Original Super Glue
    • ✅Pros
  • 💬 What U May Be Interested in Super glue

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