Impact Adhesive 250ml - Multipurpose High-Strength Contact Glue - Bonds Instantly - Fast Drying

This is a really useful glue. It binds really well and creates a strong bond. I used it for edge banding in my kitchen. The edge banding I wasn’t the iron on stuff. This worked really well on it. It's a bit messy to put on and you need to be careful (gloves and covering surfaces). But it's fairly forgiving when you get it on the surface your working on. It's not a quick glue. You have to wait for 10-15mins before you can glue it down etc. The applicator is rubbish and you'd be before off getting some cheap plastic applicators to make it easier for you. But it was perfect for my needs in the kitchen and edge banding.

It works very well as a contact adhesive and being Evo-stick, it's great quality. Not much else to say as it just works.

Purchased this as I was told it was good for foam, but had significant difficulty using it. Application was easy but it took upwards of 10 minutes to even get tacky and longer to stick anything properly.

My favourite contact adhesive. Dries quickly and easy to use.

BEST STRONG GLUE I'VE FOUND. Miles better than superglue or gorilla glue as it dries to strong enough to manhandle the object after 1-2 minutes, then one to two days for a full cure. Gives some working time but the adhesion happens very quickly so you do have to make sure to align it correctly the first go around. Important things I learned: - Use it outside and WEAR A RESPIRATOR MASK. The fumes are STRONG. - Get a couple of cheap paint brushes to apply it. They will become sticks with a blob of glue for an end so be prepared to go through a brush or two if you really care about clean seams. - You need to apply a layer of glue to the two different objects you are gluing together on the surface where they will adhere, wait a minute or two for the glue to become touch dry THEN push the two surfaces together. It works much better and leaves a cleaner seam (leaving very little to no glue squidges from pushing the surfaces together). - The tin size is good but you may want to get a smaller tin if only using it for small projects because once opened, the glue starts to get thicker over time (over about 2 weeks) until it cures solid to the base of the tin. - I would recommend using single-use nitrile or latex gloves, double gloved (i.e. two gloves on each hand) instead of marigold gloves as that ended with my nice kitchen gloves getting stuck to each other and, even though they only touched for a second, ripping when I pulled them apart. Double gloved because you can remove if/when they get glue on them and easily re-glove without having to be super careful of not touching the glue. Even so, super worth the money (inc. for extra paintbrushes, box of gloves and the respirator mask). I used it for gluing EVA foam together for a cosplay and it held up amazingly! We also used it when a suction cup base for the netting in the garden wouldn't stay in place when it got windy and it hasn't unadhered since!! And that's between slate and a heavy duty suction cup through quite a few wind storms! I would highly recommend using this glue, especially when you need a glue that doesn't become brittle but stays a bit flexible when dry while still being extremely strong.

Works very well. Wood to leather stuck first time but could not be removed so first try no moving. Brilliant product. Use in a well ventilated area

A lot of people complain about the tin arriving damaged. Mine arrived intact, no issues. One star knocked off because it is drying a bit too quickly. But the grip seems to be good.

Great product at a good price, works well, and easy to use - highly recommend.