Glue All 4 oz glue

Meet Glue All, a true all-purpose adhesive designed to simplify your next project. This 4 oz bottle is perfect for hobbyists, students, and DIY enthusiasts who want a reliable, multipurpose bond that works across a variety of surfaces without a messy setup.

Why Glue All stands out

• Multi-surface versatility: Bonds effectively to wood, paper and cardboard, fabric, ceramics, metal, leather, and many plastics, making it a one-glue solution for school projects, home repairs, and craft builds.
• Clear, neat finish: Dries transparent so glue lines disappear on visible surfaces, keeping your project looking clean and professional.
• Controlled, predictable set: Delivers a workable open time for repositioning, followed by a steady, durable hold as it cures.
• Flexible and sandable when cured: Supports light movement without cracking and can be lightly sanded for a smooth final appearance.
• User-friendly and easy to clean: Water-based for simple cleanup while wet and low-odor for comfortable use during long crafting sessions.

How to use Glue All

1. Prepare surfaces—wipe away dust, dirt, and moisture so the bond isn’t compromised.
2. Apply a thin, even layer to one surface using the precision-friendly nozzle for control.
3. Press parts together firmly and hold for 10–30 seconds to establish initial adhesion; wipe away any excess glue with a damp cloth.
4. Allow the project to cure undisturbed for 24 hours for maximum strength and durability.
5. Store the bottle upright in a cool, dry place to maintain viscosity and performance.

Who will love Glue All

• Students tackling art, science fair, and classroom projects that involve a variety of materials.
• DIYers and crafters who want a single adhesive for wood, fabric, paper goods, ceramics, and more.
• Home fix-it enthusiasts who need a dependable, easy-to-use glue for quick repairs around the house.

Tips for best results

For the strongest bond, use Glue All on clean, dry surfaces and clamp or apply a light weight until the surface holds firmly. If you’re bonding delicate materials, test a small area first to confirm the finish and bond behavior. Once cured, avoid stressing the joint for the first 24 hours to ensure lasting adhesion.