doesn't bond everything we have tried but does a decent ...
923293
doesn't bond everything we have tried but does a decent job on the few things we have used it for.
2148349
This product works well.  It is not the perfect solution but in a pinch will do quite nicely.  At least you can see the images on the screen.  Biggest complain is the adhesive isn't strong enough and the hood comes off very easily.
2555945
I purchased this as an alternative to the traditional "Elizabethan" collar.  Have a big boy Rottweiler who had a corneal ulcer and needed something to keep him from rubbing his eye. The concept of this product is actually not bad and the materials were decent quality.  Overall it was a bit difficult to assemble properly and the "directions" consisted of some really crude, non-helpful sketches.  I ended up asking my son to come over and help me put it together and get it on the dog.  I liked that it was compact and my dog didn't run into everything.  However, the negatives specific to my experience ....it didn't take my dog more than about 10 minutes to figure out how to get his paw under the strap and push the "Optivizor" off of his face.  If we continually monitored him and stopped him from doing so, the closeness of the clear plastic to my panting puppy acted like a greenhouse and lastly the design did not allow me to put in eye drops without taking off the entire "mask" which sort of defeated my purpose.
3289619
Good enough, but odd inernal adhesive we could not figure out
4860071
they can say what they want about it bonding to anything, but I've tested different materials, different levels of "roughing up" the areas, but all this stuff positively sticks to is itself... Plastic, metal, wood, it'll stay, but put any slight pressure and it will detach... The only way to ensure the two pieces completely stay together is to drill small holes and make the Bondic really grab ahold, but even then, Bondic will come away from the items... All surfaces tested were clean and dust/oil free for testing. The only positive is its fun to play with, and it's not expensive
1857445
The idea is pretty good but as the manufacturer states, if you have an insistent dog, it will get through eventually.  It does not require much force to get the glue dislodged or the strap to extend a bit.  I am not completely satisfied.  I had to put the cat food on a counter because the strap was not enough.
3979483
It does the trick and there is plenty for 1000 piece puzzle, however after using it some parts of my puzzle develop a crease that I cannot seem to get rid of. Seems the backing is not totally sturdy and if there are bends or gaps in the adhesive squares it can cause creasing in your puzzle when you hang it up, but it does what it says and stays together pretty well. I miss the nice sheen and coated look of puzzle glue. It seems to bring the puzzle together better, almost like a stain or varnish, where-as the puzzle saver leaves the puzzle looking rather bland and whitewashed in light.
4133378
I've tried several of the available screen protectors for the S7 Edge both glass, PET, wet, and dry and this one is somewhere in the middle of the pack. It adheres very well to the sides, but it has bubbles and doesn't seem to adhere to the majority of the phone so it makes noise when you are using the phone. Best of all, it works with all of the cases I tried without the corners peeling up. The screen sensitivity is somewhat diminished by the lack of adhesion. I prefer a good glass screen protector, but if you are looking to change the color of your phone this is a decent way to go.

I was offered this product at a discount in exchange for an honest review.
2247969
Works sometimes and others it doesn't.  It's hit or miss.

Looks cute and has a decent picture.
1968433
Works as advertised, not sure its the best solution for us however.
2900023
But it isn't any better than others I've tried but it still does the job. It is good at repelling water and making it just bead but you have to use allot of it when you first seal your product. I used it on a butcher block counter.
873069
So far so good. I gave it a 4, instead of a 3, because its a decent product. I will point out some design issues, but it should do what we need it to do. Provide another seat and a place to store all of my sons balls. Definitely do not over fill and do not lock.

Pros -
Easy to setup, decent product. Can hold 70 lbs inside and 700 lbs on the seat. (Have not tested the 700 lbs yet) Metal bars hidden for support.

Cons -
Extra plastic wasn't trimmed off, some holes did not get drilled (metal screws will still go through though), metal supports only run long ways (no metal to support the metal, plastic is supporting the metal), metal screws (metal screws + plastic = easily stripped), had to use hammer to snug up parts (not all), not all parts snapped together, locking will only stop a baby (back hinge can easily be pulled up)

The one take away, which is a design issue, lacks a true center beam on the bottom, to pull the back and front together. Difficult part was trying to get the plastic bottom to stay inside the groves. Had to keep hitting the fronts and back together while I was screwing the bottom on.
3304417
So far so good. This is not a typical glue. If you read the many reviews you'll see that it's more of a welding compound. I had a vertical blind that the wand to open and close the blinds break off at the top. I tried 'crazy glue' and other items that did not work at all. I put a dab of this on the crack itself and a dab along the side of the crack. I then place the piece onto the other broken part and shined the UV light on the bond for 10 seconds. I held my breath and released and it actually stayed together. I did this mend while it was hanging and gravity was pulling on the mend. I proceeded to put a bead along the crack and seal that with the light. I did another bead and made it wider to create a covering that encompassed the original crack and the area above and below it. The key is to slowly BUILD UP the material and not put gobs on at once. Look at it as if you do a weld on metal tubs. The weld is around the pieced being joined and not truly between them. If the light can reach the bonding material it will harden it. If you look at fixing things by building up the material between using the light to harden it... it should mend things normal glues cannot. For unique situations this seems like a great product. You also get another refill with the kit.
4179376
Takes the guesswork out of wall anchoring the thing but perhaps not quite worth the dough. does make the unit more portable which is a plus. Its not bad, but if could do over again I'd anchor the thing to the wall.
2114197
I am using this with Torque for Android.  For the price, it is a decent solution, I was able to sync to it immediately with no issues with a Samsung Galaxy Tab.  Like Torque states, some of these devices are lacking the full range of protocols (or the protocols are incorrectly implemented by the chipset it uses).  It did not properly read a Ford vehicle I used with it, but it did function with the vehicle, albeit with limited reporting capabilities.  I was able to pull error codes and locate issues, so that worked fine with me (but it couldn't define a couple error codes, and that may be an app issue).
4905616
It doesn't work very well as an adhesive, but it's pretty effective as a heatsink compound.
4924156
Used it to re-glue some parts of the soles (plastic/rubber) that were coming off my Keen boots.  Haven't had a problem since and the leather-to-plastic/-rubber bond seems solid.  Has the consistency of superglue and you don't want to get it on your hands, but it does its job.