Sticky Aides - Page 2 Of 9 - Your Guide To Adhesives, Glue, And Beyond

Matte Medium vs. Mod Podge

Matte Medium vs. Mod Podge: Secure Inkjet Printed Images, Wood Panel & Leather Works

Yes Paste vs. Mod Podge

Yes Paste vs. Mod Podge: Crafting, Artistic, Bond Wallpaper, Scrapbook & Decoupage Projects, Diamond Painting

Polyseamseal vs. Silicone

Polyseamseal vs. Silicone: Waterproof, Adheres to Wood, Aluminum, Glass, Vinyl, Porcelain & Rubber

Alex Flex Vs. Alex Plus

Alex Flex Vs. Alex Plus: Fill Plaster Wall & Ceiling Cracks, Toilet, Reliable Barrier Against Moisture

Elastopatch Vs. Alex Flex

Elastopatch Vs. Alex Flex: Stucco Cracks, Pool Waterproof, Water-Based and Oil-Based Sealers

Boatlife Life Caulk Vs. Life Seal

Boatlife Life Caulk Vs. Life Seal: Seal Wood Plank to Fiberglass, Deck Joints, Vinyl Against Fuel Leaks

Alien Tape Vs. Gorilla Tape

(Nano Tape) Alien Tape Vs. Gorilla Tape: Painted and Textured Walls, Broken Sunroof, Motion Sensor Lights

Tarp Tape Vs. Gorilla Tape

Tarp Tape Vs. Gorilla Tape: Repair Torn Tarp, Secure Dog Pee Pads or Adhere to Oil or Latex Gloss Paint

Foil Tape vs. Duct Tape

Foil Tape vs. Duct Tape: Seal Air Ducts, Insulate Pipes & Dryer Vents

Best Adhesives for Brick

[Tested] Best Adhesives for Brick (Updating…)

Loctite PL 500 vs. Loctite PL Premium

Loctite PL 500 vs. Loctite PL Premium: Quick Setup Time to Attach Aluminum Threshold, Plastic to Concrete, Construction

E6000 Vs. Contact Cement

E6000 Vs. Contact Cement: Rubber Mat to Plywood & Stainless Steel to Wood

Goop Glue vs. E6000

Goop Glue vs. E6000: Bond Glass, Plastic, Metal & Porcelain, Air Mattresses

E6000 vs. JB Weld

E6000 vs. JB Weld: Fix Leaks in Older Aluminum Boats, Plastic Clutch Handle & Non-acid-Resistant Leaks

E6000 Vs. Epoxy

E6000 Vs. Epoxy: Waterproof & Hard Coatings for Homemade Fishing Lures

527 Glue Vs. E6000

527 Glue Vs. E6000: Fix Broken Concrete Decor, Glass Components to Metal & Beading and Embellishments

Hot Glue Vs. E6000

Hot Glue Vs. E6000: Attach Decorations, Flowers, Miniatures, Models, Costumes or Props for Cosplay

As with most things, they each have their strengths and weaknesses. E6000 has a thicker formula that gives you more open time for adjustment but can get messy. B6000 dries faster for those time-critical repairs but isn't as forgiving.

E6000 Vs. B6000: Jewelry Making, Rhinestone Crafting & Repairs

Liquid Nails Vs. E6000

Liquid Nails Vs. E6000: Rubber to Plastic, Metal to Acrylic & Webbing to Nylon

Loctite 222 vs. 243

Loctite 222 vs. 243: One Component, No Mixing for Eyeglass Repair, Philips Head Screws in Shower Controls

E6000 vs. E6000 Plus

E6000 vs. E6000 Plus: Reattach Fabric Ends of Metal Rod, Cracks in Insulated Cups & Acrylic Pieces

Loctite 248 Vs. 242

Loctite 248 Vs. 242: Automotive Repairs, Plumbing & Stainless Steel Without the Need for a Primer

Loctite 242 vs. 271

Loctite 242 vs. 271: High Strength, Securing Chair Arms, Loose GPU Screw & Rolling Floor Jack Bolts

loctite 242 vs 262

Loctite 242 vs 262: Securing Chair Arms, Microscope Maintenance, Automotive Applications