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Gorilla Glue is frickin' ridiculous. It's like liquid rock!

fuzzybabybunny

fuzzybabybunny

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Gorilla Glue rules. I recently broke my frameless eyeglasses in two, and I just joined them together with Gorilla Glue and they're ok now, perfect for temporary use until I get new glasses. I'd say that the only things bad about Gorilla Glue are:

1. Expands while drying. You have to clamp together the things you're trying to stick together or else the glue will expand the joint.

2. Ugly and yellow when dried.

I've always wondered, which is better and stronger, Gorilla Glue or Epoxy?
 
Please, please, please spell check your thread title and fix it, after which we will never speak of this again. 🙁
 
I don't know, liquid rock isn't known to be a particularly good adhesive. Next time there's a volcanic eruption in your area you might be able to test it out. 😛
 
Remember the hard lesson of American Pie 2: just because it expands is no reason to use this as motion lotion. 😛
 
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