Works great on some things
591476
Has a nice fast grip . But only for certain things so it's pretty limited . But it dries quickly and grabs well . But it's not for strong holding power of heavier material and not for prints and posters for some reason PH maybe ? I mean one would assume that this is exactly what it was made for ;-/ But apparently not ;-/ I used it in this way and it seems fine yet it says not to on the can . Confused ? Yeah me too ;-/ Too bad the can description doesn't give a clue as to why this is not supposed to be used on the materials you would be expecting to use it on ! I gave it 4 stars only because it holds pretty well , covers evenly and dries fast .
2794029
This stuff is great and does what it says. I've repaired two side covers on an old Honda, a tab on my Kawasaki, and pieced together a fan that fell apart. It doesn't work on all types of plastics, it didn't work on a broken lawn chair, but is great on motorcycle side covers and farings.
4844391
I've found this to be a great metal polish.  I use it often in restoring old kitchen appliances, such as coffee pots, waffle irons, and even antique vacuum cleaners.  It does a wonderful job of removing old oxidation and many old stains in the metal.  If there is a finish to be found beneath the ravages of the years, this stuff will find it.

It's easy to use, and from my experience, doesn't seem to wear or damage the metal.  It works fast with an old rag and just a little bit of elbow grease.  And it takes just a little on the cloth to work the magic, so a bottle can last a long time.  I have used it on chrome and nickel finishes with excellent results.  I've also used it on pot metal and gotten a bit of a glow even from that.

An excellent metal polish.
3604110
Works well on thread spool or other items that size.
591824
Works great on brush, 1" and smaller. Bought it Factory Reconditioned and a part was left out to mount weed eater and it is a pain to change it over anyway. It's OK, because I really needed it to cut brush, which it does great.
901282
I got this mostly for holding nuts in place while I tighten bolts. It works well enough for that to make me consider recycling my adjustable wrenches. Surprisingly, it also works pretty well for crimped electrical connections too. It's not as good as a ratcheting crimper for that, but it fits some places I can't use one of those. In playing with it, I have idly crushed little pieces of aluminum and copper quite flat.
3768524
Some coated plastics interfere with using this for repairs. But has been good for some items, like my plastic sports sunglasses. Just remember that even after it cures it is flexible so don't expect to repair rigid surfaces.
3172815
Love the applicator -- it keeps you from wasting product.
The scraper cap isn't all that great though.. I ended up using a box-cutter blade and it worked beautifully to take off powerful adhesive decals from a window.
I have seen stronger "goo-removers" but this one is a good strength for most projects.
1267446
I gave this a 5, as it works great for what I bought it for - which isn't for painting.  If I were to use it for painting, while fully extended, I know that I wouldn't give it a five, as it's pretty flimsy when you put pressure on it.  But, what I'm using it for is to wipe condensation off of windows during the winter.  We have several windows that are 15-20' off the floor that I can't safely reach in the house.  So, I was able to rig up an end to screw onto the pole on which I can put a hand towel on to wipe condensation.  Works great!
4231353
We've used this glue to fix a few small things around the house, and it seems to bond nicely to a variety of surfaces.

Handy tip: although the squeeze bottle provides a decent amount of control, you may find it helpful to dispense the glue onto a toothpick and then use that to apply it to the surfaces you want to bond together.
2860660
I make metal stamped jewelry and these polish the pieces up really nice. I also used this to clean my husband's platinum wedding band and it made it so shiny. It does not remove scratches, but really shines things up nice.
2875318
I expected much larger spools by the picture, and it is VERY thin. On the other hand, this stuff is GREAT for micro-macrame projects. I have found that it works wonderfully for jewelry-making, beading, etc. It's very strong and durable, and you can melt your ends for a clean finish. It's a bit hard to get used to, though, as it is a little slippery and getting knots to hold is somewhat difficult.
4038535
Worked well on a couple pairs of hiking shoes and a leather watch band. A little bit of this stuff goes a long way.
1000822
This does a great job of cleaning up my not so great welds, and I also used it to take heavy rust off of a welded angle bumper.  It works pretty fast and hasn't worn much.  It looks like it will last a long time.
1043785
I have used this stuff for things from radiator leaks and engine blocks to aluminum canoe repairs and it works great! My only complaint is that it is a little thin before it starts to set up, so keep that in mind. If you need it to be thicker for your application, I recommend a putty style epoxy instead.
3745195
Tried to remove some road dirt from my wheels on my car and it worked OK in doing the job.  I really thought the pressure and spray was great and stronger on small areas and for small jobs?  Loved it when I cleaned my gun parts that require steam to get into small parts.
2518540
Works great on carpet and some furniture!  Not useful for clothing or certain other materials.  Since I purchased it for carpeted stairs, I am very happy with it.