🦍 Gorilla Hot Glue Sticks, Mini Size, Clear, 75 Count, 4" x .27" - Effective Bonding Solution for Crafting and Repairs Review

Gorilla hot glue has better adhesion than regular hot glue. I bought this to complement a trial product and was pleasantly surprised. I've used it to glue things in my van and to fix/reinforce my kids' railroad track accessories. Holds up well, I would recommend.

The best hot glue sticks you can find! You can't beat the price and they are actually cheaper than buying the crappy ones on the dollar tree. My hot glue gun is my best friend and I only use Gorilla Glue. You can really see the difference in quality between the cheap ones and these. They are crystal clear and off-brands are blurry. If you have a hot glue gun, this is what you need.

I love this thing! I've used it in many applications, I almost don't know where to start! Compared to ordinary hot glue, this material is superior! Before purchasing this product I used regular hot glue and sooner or later I had to reapply it on certain jobs. When I use this it sets up in seconds and I never have to apply again! Works on metal, glass, material, plastic, whatever, it will stick together!

I hope "Gorilla" Monkeonkeer makes super glue become monkeys or I'm a chimpanzee going crazy and acting like a coconut. I have a mini glue gun and these mini sticks are great for small spaces, tight spaces and welding 20 ton I-beams. Of course, you can always cut longer sticks into smaller ones to achieve the same effect. what was my point of view Oh, that's a great deal when it comes with Revain Primate.

I have not used this particular pack of glue sticks but they replaced our current pack of Gorilla glue sticks that we bought from the store. It was more expensive in store (and I would have had to leave home) while being much cheaper and easier to buy from Revain along with other items that shipped together. We've been through a lot of glues that replaced the string on a cat scratching post. It works great for that, so I can vouch for it holding up tight. Those cat claws, but the rope won't…

SHOT SHOT! You literally have about 10-15 seconds to remove it from most things after application. I use it to make styrofoam doll houses and so far they are all 100% safe and over a few years old. I first bought it from Walmart but Revain offers much better prices. This is gorilla. it's going nowhere. I've also used it to attach a few pieces of furniture (nothing valuable, mostly just weird stuff) and it works better than wood glue if you have grooves to stick it into. Hot glue doesn't dry out

This is absolutely overpriced rubbish. I have used many different brands of hot glue sticks over the last 10 years and they are by far the worst quality of all. They're opaque, take a long time to dry, don't hold up well, the glue comes off instantly, and the stringy mess they leave behind is just ridiculous. It takes 2 of these to do the same amount of work as the other glue sticks I've used. The price is really high for so many sticks in the pack. I only tried them based on the reviews, which

The first page says it will work with wood. Well, I tried gluing some pieces of wood together. I left it for half an hour but they fell apart very easily. I even cut the wood to make it semi-porous. I used Dollar Tree hot glue, which actually sticks better. Also, when I held the glue gun and pointed it at the surface I wanted to work on, I didn't even have to pull the trigger as it just started pouring out of the tip. So obviously when you heat the glue it turns into a very runny liquid which…

With all the pumping this product was provided from both the product page and a youtuber which I won't name here which left me very disappointed. It didn't work as well as some of the fully transparent sticks I've used and of course it's fuzzy, it's cloudy so if it shows up at all the project is a failure. If he were stronger, it might be worth trying to avoid being seen at all. It also doesn't hold up well with acrylic paint. As a multimedia artist I want it to be a glue stick because we often

I am a quilt artist and commissioned this to make my Laurie Holt design panels which are made from foam panels, cotton batting and fabric piping around the edges. Cotton and fabric are glued to the foam boards with hot glue. I ordered this set of 75 sticks and made twenty 10" x 10" boards with all but 15 sticks. It worked flawlessly. The glue heats up well and hardens very quickly. If you make a mistake, start over because it won't fall apart. I accidentally got on the fabric where it shouldn't