Excellent Cement primer
923481
Primed an painted the cement shroom I made!  Worked out well on cement and for priming wood before painting!  Highly recommended!
2612539
I had a piece of pine brickmould trim that I found began to rot at the sill level on a casement window. The piece was dry and crumbling. First, I used a brush to apply Liquid Wood. This is a two part liquid epoxy. The Liquid Wood made the crumbling trim hard as concrete in hours. No issue with tackiness or other problems. Instructions and mixing were easy to follow and a no-brainer. Second, I filled the hole with the Wood Epoxy. Again, this is a two part mix. Effectively you kneed the two parts like dough. The Wood Epoxy can best be described as play-doh like. I do agree it can be hard to work with because it isn't as firm as play-doh. This can be a plus and a minus depending on what you are trying to mold. The product does smooth easy with Rubbing Alcohol. The wood epoxy dried in a few hours and I sanded it the next day. It sands well and was not flaky. At this point I have primed the repair with a high quality exterior primer and it seems to accept paint well.

I recommend that anyone debating about the product watch the Abatron videos on their website.

I do wish that I had taken before photos but I do believe most users will be very pleased. I'm glad that I choose the product. I have used both Minwax and a competitive product. Liquid Wood puts Minwax Hardner to shame.
594436
These things are awesome. My class requires rubber cement for our projects, but I've been secretly using these glue sticks instead. They stick on well and will remove cleanly if needed. The glue goes on clear and doesn't stain paper.
3619785
Impressive stuff. I use for crystal/stone application and always used either fake nail glue or GS Hypo cement...and if you've used that stuff you know, while it's VERY strong adhesive, it can get messy and if it lands anywhere but where you want it, you got a problem.
So I tried this stuff to glue some crystals to a lamp shade and was very glad I did. It dries clear, has the consistency of elmers and if it drips where I don't want it, cleanup is easy and not as urgent as with the cement adhesive. But also keep in mind, my gluing requirements are relatively 'tame' compared to someone making jewelry or crystals/stones to clothing.
It may work just as strong and long as the cement does, I don't know. I do know you get a good quantity at a great price and when it dries, there is no residue or stiffness in fabric.
3921626
This stuff is made my concrete counter top look amazing. It makes it look shiny and darker like when it's wet. Really does seal up the concrete so far doesn't absorb water any more. It was very easy to use just pour it on and wipe it around with a micro fiber cloth. Doesn't smell like chemicals or much of anything. Wish it came in a smaller bottle really didn't need as much as it came with.
695109
I had a water stain and mold on my kitchen ceiling from a slow leak in the toilet upstairs. After scraping off the wet paint and letting the ceiling dry for a few days, I applied this primer and it covered the mold stains really well. I was concerned that a water-based primer might not work well, but this did a great job! I applied a thin coat to the bare surface, re-textured the ceiling, then applied another coat on top of that. You can't tell that there was ever a stain and the clean up is easy because it's water-based.
4808998
This product was perfect for my application. I had to attach a metal picture frame wire to the back of a ceramic tile in order to hang the tile on a wall. I used the JB Weld 8265S according to the package directions and it worked very well. Since this product is warranted at a tensile strength of 3960 psi and my tile weighs 8 oz, I think it may have been a bit of overkill. (I estimate that each side of the wire was covered by about 0.5 square inches of the mixture to a depth of about 1/8".) This epoxy is the recommended bonding product for metal to ceramic. I created a small 1/4" diameter loop on each end of the wire to increase the bonding area. It is important to clean the two surfaces with acetone or alcohol to remove all grease. The metal needs to be abraded with a file to create a rough surface. The ceramic was unglazed on the back and therefore was already rough and porous. The two components of the product must be mixed very thoroughly and in 1:1 proportion by volume. It takes 24 hours to get a complete bond.

One note is worth mentioning: the material dries to a dark gray color and is not suitable if aesthetic considerations are important. Since the wire and the epoxy were on the back of the tile, this was not a problem for this application.

There are two very useful websites for finding the right adhesive for various applications. The first one can be found by searching for thistothat adhesive. It makes recommendations based on the two materials to be bonded. Another great resource is a one page Powerpoint presentation on the MIT website, downloadable as a PDF. Find it by searching for MIT D-Lab_Learn-It_Adhesives. Also, JB Weld has very helpful customer support to help you choose among their many products.
4140038
I'd bought other books on the subject, but they were all just pics of other people's creations. This book goes a bit further. It not only provides great photos to spark your creativity, but also some very good basic instruction, and semi-step-by-step images of many projects. It also covers good basics on the different types of concrete for varied projects. Though there is room for improvement, I definitely recommend picking this up if you have any interest in doing your own indooor or outdoor concrete projects.
4376344
I used this to add a little pizzazz to a concrete overlay project.  It was the perfect shade and shimmer, and added a natural, unforced glimmer to white cement.  I bought two, and I crushed the contents of one jar in a mortar and pestle, so I could get variations in size.

I wish this was not so pricey, or I'd have bought four jars.
4648815
This primer is so smooth better than the white.
1867792
This product was awesome. I had previously used a sealer from Lowes on my concrete pavers and it did ok, but had to use over 2 gallons to get the same coverage I got from one gallon of this sealer. Also, you can tell why this is used by professionals. Did a great job of not only sealing the pavers, but it sealed and solidified the sand better than any other product that I have used. Nice semi-gloss finish. Highly recommend.
1507515
This HH-66 Vinyl Cement is amazing.  I used it to make a custom heavy duty waterproof liner for the back of my van.  I have about 2 dozen dogs in the van on a daily basis and I needed a way to keep the van not only clean but dry.  The seams all sealed really strong, so much so that I take a hose to wash out the back of the van without taking the tarp out and have never had a problem with water leaking thru.  My first project was with heavy duty waterproof vinyl back tarp which provided a good surface to glue together.  I was a bit more skeptical with my second project which involved 1/2 climbing rope.  I wanted to try making some heavy duty dog leashes and thought I could make them much cheaper that I could buy them.  I used a lot of glue on each end and clamped the edges together while it dried.  I then took some webbed strap and wrapped it around the glued area for added security, gluing it in the same way.  So far so good, it held up to a 100 lb Great Pyrenees.  So I'll be making more.  Make sure to put glue on each piece that you want to glue and let it set up for 2 - 5 minutes.  The more porous the surface, the more glue you will need and the longer you will need to let it set up.  It works best on non-porous surfaces.
1859741
Got this to fill in nail holes that were drilled into the mortar, and was pleasantly surprised that it actually matched our brick mortar color!  We have a "buff" mortar (very light color) and this sealant was perfect.  I ended up using it in other mortar cracks that have occurred as well.  I ended up buying a 2nd container of it, since I can't find it in local stores.
425588
I found the product to apply easy and virtually mess-less,  It was easy to apply and looked like a quality product.  My first coat is down and I ordered not slip additive to be sure my visitors don't slip in the rain.  Technical noted the non skid material is clear and won't show.  It turned my faded tinted concrete to a like new state.  Love it.
895768
I have used Barge Cement for years in my leatherwork. It works very well, cements everything very well and is waterproof also.
2645227
Colore Science continues to deliver an excellent product line that work well for a variety of skin types, maturity, and texture.
The primer works even better when a "pump ful" of the product is "warmed" between your hands, allowing the primer to work into your skin/pores more easily. I have used both the Wild to Mild and Skin Calming versions of the primer and like both.
3331467
This stuff is cool- prep your work by first cleaning with solvent, then a light primer coat of CLEAR primer and let it dry, can sand w/400-600 paper. Product is designed for CHROME, not polished aluminum.