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Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon
Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon
Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon
Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon
Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon
Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon
Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon
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Posted 13 May 2023

Everbuild CYN50 Stick 2 Industrial Grade General Purpose Superglue, Clear, 50 grams £3.41 at Amazon

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MULIPLE APPLICATIONS - Perfect for use on non-porous surfaces like metals, PVCu, glass and most plastics. Will also bond porous surfaces like wood but for these types of applications we recommend either D4 wood adhesive for wood or high viscosity super glue
QUICK SETTING - Bonds solid surfaces in 10 to 15 seconds
SOLVENT FREE - based on advanced cyanoacrylate technology
FINISH - Dries to a clear finish
MULTIPLE SIZES - Available in 20 g and 50 g bottles
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  1. manni79's avatar
    Thanks for sharing OP. Even cheaper with subscribe and save.

    There’s also a high viscosity (thicker) version here, handy for more porous items

    Everbuild HV20 Stick 2 Industrial Grade High Viscosity Superglue, Clear, 20 g amzn.eu/d/h…VQG
    morrig's avatar
    Toolstation £4.59 for 50 g , £5.80 Amazon!
  2. plewis00's avatar
    I always found it's not the quantity but the fact it dries or gets stuck in the pipette end rendering the rest useless. Is this brand any better for that? I notice the 'good brands' seem to be less prone to it in general (eg Loctite) but only get the small tubes now as by the time I need it, it's probably dried out.
    melted's avatar
    Mine keeps for years. Wipe the spout, tap the bottom of the bottle on the table a few times to make the glue run out of the spout back into the bottle before you put on the lid and keep the bottle in the fridge.
  3. slimy31's avatar
    I don't know what these do differently to the single shot ones, but the lid doesn't get stuck and the nozzle rarely gets clogged. And when it does it only takes a little amount of work to remove the crusty bits and have it working again.

    It's also a lot thicker than the average single shot glue, it stays in place a lot better. Looks like this price is decent, I paid 30p more from Toolstation.
  4. bigtone1943's avatar
    Totally agree when finished with it tap it a couple times on the worktop and pop it in the fridge never had a problem and it works a treat
  5. Black-Sabbath's avatar
    I've used this CA glue for years, I love it - I also have a can of accelerator that sets the glue instantly, similar to this amazon.co.uk/Bon…-16
  6. gtd65's avatar
    I just pop the top off the bottle, once it eventually gets clogged and blocked up.
    I then dip a piece of twist wire into it to apply to whatever needs glued.
    I've had the Toolstation glue for at least a couple of years now. (edited)
  7. Jim1_Smith's avatar
    Great stuff but always ends up clogged. I've tried banging the bottle on the worktop to knock the glue down out of the nozzle, I've stored it upside down so there's glue in the nozzle that won't dry out. Tried a pin in the nozzle (that I've had to twist out with pliers).

    So I think the best option for me is to get the smaller, 20g bottles!
    idlesaver's avatar
    I use needle or safety pin to unblock the nozzle and works fine for me
    HTH
  8. o0bean0o0head0o's avatar
    Keep it in the fridge once open and it will be usable for years
  9. Bazzy's avatar
    Hi All,

    I find that for a Superglue, this one takes an absolute age to make a bond - I am talking many minutes - sometimes much longer - has anyone else noticed the same? It is pretty good when once set the initial bonding is extremely poor - never had this issue with any other brands of Superglue - can anyone recommend a decent alternative please?

    Many Thanks!
    Mclwrth's avatar
    It could be that your surfaces are too dry. Try wiping one of them with a damp cloth.
  10. dhd's avatar
    I swear by this super glue. I've fixed stuff in my house that the missus hasn't even noticed.
  11. Toneluck's avatar
    You're spoiling the 'Just Stop Oil' lot today..
  12. andysfast's avatar
    Same as any other superglue, no difference from the pound shop stuff, if you use it properly it works well, don’t forget, when you really need it, the lid will be stuck on, or the whole thing will be solid, at least it won’t be empty like the 10 for a quid ones.
  13. Poundsandpoundsandpounds's avatar
    My son makes warhammer figures but I do most of the gluing for him. We’ve been using the same bottle of this stuff for about year now. It’s fantastic stuff. Occasionally I’ve had to use my pliers to open the lid after it got stuck but that’s my fault for letting the glue get on the threads.
    mubashar's avatar
    I found that this stuff worked really well but when I tried using it many months later, it seemed to not be very effective. I had left the glue in the shed, so maybe it didn't tolerate the extremely cold nights. But otherwise, this is much better than regular super glue.
  14. ianedmunds's avatar
    Rate this glue - does the job - I do end up cutting the nozzle shorter and shorter each reuse but for the price can’t complain!
  16. RagnarUK's avatar
    Used it before, but wasn't stuck on it
  17. Del1701's avatar
    Thanks op
  18. maac56's avatar
    I have been using this 'Superglue' for a few years , I have never had a problem with blockages .

    I can recommend this Superglue , it works as described by the manufacture , this is my 'Go To' Glue for various repairs.
  19. Karling's avatar
    It is really strong glue... once stuck a quid coin on pavement and it couldn't be budge all day.. many people walking past tried but failed...
    AdelRawas's avatar
    Today on things that never happened
  20. scrounger's avatar
    This is proper strong. My mate used it to attach spoilers and skirting to his 520i to make it look like an M5. It worked wonders...
  21. bigboybaz's avatar
    I use this brilliant stuff stuck my fingers to my sunglasses. tooth guard . Really strong stuff use butter and the back of a spoon to remove from your fingers I must start wearing gloves
  22. jr_london's avatar
    Sold out for now. But will keep an eye out for when it come back
  23. nickm9one1's avatar
    1.99 in toolstation (edited)
    scrounger's avatar
    Smaller size
  24. AA_2019's avatar
    showing £4.30 for me ?
  25. naddywiddy's avatar
    £5.99 for me.
  26. scrounger's avatar
    £8.99 for me
  27. flatlander's avatar
    This stuff can't be beaten
    scrounger's avatar
    In what way exactly
  28. Daves_mate's avatar
    Oh missed but on second day look I need one that will work on leather and rubber.
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