What’s the Best Type of E6000 Glue?
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...Let’s start off with the tube that most of us are familiar with. Clear E6000 in a 3.7 ounce tube. You can find this stuff in any hardware store and you can now find it in craft stores too because it’s a go-to for glueing things to fabric and leather. The reason people like this stuff is because it’s strong and permanent, like an epoxy, but has the flexibility of a silicone caulking. If I want to get something down quick, I go for my hot glue gun or some super glue. But if I want to make a lasting, permanent bond, I reach for this because it doesn’t get brittle. But this particular tube design has its drawbacks. One is that it tends to dry out before you reach the end of the tube. Two is that the thick glob coming out of here is hard to work with and tends to smear around the threads of the opening, sealing it shut or making it impossible to put the lid back on. So, two things I learned while doing research. One is that you can order a high-viscosity variation of this stuff in the same 3.7 ounce tube. It looks like this but says high-viscosity on the side. I’ll show you what the glue looks like a little later, but it’s essentially a runnier version that can be easier to work with. The second thing I learned is that you can get inexpensive tips for these that screw on. I got a dozen for $6. You can cut the tip for exactly the size of bead you want to put down. When you’re done, a little tape on the tip is enough to seal it off. Alright, so here’s another way to go. These are mini tubes of the same stuff. I got a 4-pack for $7. This solves two problems. It puts out a smaller bead of glue because it has a smaller opening. And you don’t have to worry as much about the glue drying out because there’s less glue at stake and the other tubes are sealed up until you need them. On the other end of the spectrum, you can get E6000 in a 10 oz cartridge format. If you need to glue up a ton of barbie dolls to your Burning Man art car, this a cool way to do it. You can cut the tip to get the bead size you want, and you get the added control of the squeeze trigger. At $12, it’s a good value. You can also get this stuff in high or medium viscosity. This one is high and I’ll show you what that looks like. Here’s a line of standard E6000. And here’s a line of high-viscosity. Still pretty goopy, but easier to work with, I think. It’s a similar feel to high-temp hot glue. I also found out about UV E6800. This is a UV resistant variation of E6000 that comes in either a tube or a 10 oz. cartridge. It’s a little pricier, but if you’re using it on a boat or a car or something that’s going to stay outdoors and you don’t want the glue to yellow, it’s good to know this is an option. Now, for crafters, there’s a lot of interesting E6000 variations on the market. One example is this 1 oz. tube of E6000 for Jewelry and Beads. I picked this up for $8 and I didn’t notice anything different about the adhesive itself compared to standard E6000. I did like, though, that it includes 3 metal tips to help place precise drops of the stuff. I was able to clear these out with compressed air and a small drill bit and reuse them over and over. Next up, a real departure for E6000. It’s called Fabri-Fuse, it’s $9, and it’s specifically made for attaching things to fabric. It comes in different colors, including some glitter options. It’s definitely a different formulation from typical E6000. As an experiment, I tried using it for gluing up a 3D printing project and it didn’t work at all. But to be fair, it doesn’t list plastic as a compatible material. It worked great for gluing on a patch to my jacket, but if you’re hoping to use this for wearable electronics or LEDs, I’d stick with the standard E6000. I also couldn’t resist checking out a E6000 spray. Again, don’t let the brand name name fool you. This is a different formulation that’s probably best suited for collages and crafts. It doesn’t put out a fine mist like a 3M Super 77, but it’s also not as stinky. Could be a great fit for some project, but not a great fit for what I’m doing at the moment. Finally, just to bring us back to the original E6000 that I know and love, here’s one last variation on the original that I didn’t know about. E6000 black! - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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You can put Vaseline (petroleum jelly) on the threads of the tube and cap to avoid sticking (not too much). Do it before you start to use the tube (good for all glues, including instant glues). There is a low odor variant and a white one too (but they might not have existed in 2018 when the video was made. You can clean the jewelry tips even better with a little additional acetone (if it doesn't damage the plastic).
Regarding 1:54, High viscosity means a thicker and less runny fluid rather than more runny as what was said.
Viscosity is the measure of resistance of a fluid to flow. A fluid that is highly viscous has a high resistance (like having more friction) and flows slower than a low-viscosity fluid. To think of viscosity in everyday terms, the easier a fluid moves, the lower the viscosity.
Right, he misspoke. It is the opposite of what he said on the vid. I did see a tube of Medium Viscosity for sale.
So when it comes to glue , does higher or lower viscosity affect the strengths of the glues?.
Vaseline/petroleum jelly on the threads of glue bottles and tubes prevents the cap from sticking or gluing the cap on. Of course, it should go without saying, you need to wipe the threads off of excess glue before you put the petroleum jelly on the threads.
GOOD KNOWLEDGE to pass on! Thank You very much
I used this quite a bit outdoors, and it is stronger, longer lasting and seems to hold up better than any other glues I have tried.
I really want to know how strong glue can stick more because fake my pearls falls off with hot glue not work.
E6000 works better than any tent seam sealer i have ever used...
It needs to be thinned down with Klean Strip Xylene (Home Depot) to a maple syrup consistency.
I bought one of those empty quart cans and made a half batch stays liquefied in a container.
Buy a pack of those cheap thin metal handle touch up brushes and go at it.
Make sure you do this in a well ventilated area.
The stuff will dry fast and last?
Well put it this way, i have a tent that has been sealed for eight years and still looks like it did the day i applied it.
I bring one of the tiny tubes in my pack in case i get a leak or i need to patch something, i bring a length of rip stop fabric for rips or holes, apply some E6000 and it holds tight.
Great tips.
Low viscosity is runny, High Viscosity is stiff.
Thank you; that is correct. Low viscosity is runny!
Extraordinarily helpful. Explained in few works everything I needed to know about the various kinds and use. Very well spoken also. Good job!
Thank you! I have been wanting to try different variations and also looking for a way to dispense the glue without a big glob coming out.
This video is perfect for me
Thanks for taking the time to share the tips!
Fast and to the point. Perfect video!
Thank for the tips looking forward to watching more of your videos...
Great video! Very helpful!
Thanks. This was very helpful because I was using the jewelry variety because that’s all I had, to glue down some peel and stick tile that was lifting then second guessing myself wondering if I should’ve used the original version. And I hadn’t known about the other varieties so thank you again.
Great round up 👍
Thank you for the info. Helpful.
Very helpful. Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge.
I used this E6000 for making my ghillie suit for Army sniper school and it held up flawlessly!
I know this is late but have you used it to glue fabric to a helmet with a speckled texture? Did you need to sand it till it was smooth before gluing it?
@@LoopyChef95 no i never did, i used a net sewn to my boonie hat with jute
@@xyzebruh1083 Thanks
Best explanation on YT. WELL DONE, SIR.
Thanks so much.. This information is so very useful to me.
Thank you! Going to glitter my rollerskates and didn't know what kind of glue to use.
I hate when a company expands its range but uses its familiar brand, i.e. E6000, for entirely unrelated formulas and compositions like the spray and fabric fuse. Note also the parent company now owns the entire Goop and Shoe Goo lines, which are similar but distinct (read, inferior) in strength and elasticity. My toughest test is flat nylon webbing to webbing, where both the penetration and bonding to inert nylon are difficult; so far the E6000 original after days to cure, pulls at much higher test. I worry about the newest version touted as "solvent free," because its elasticity is rated to just 300% versus over 1000% for the original clear, white, and black formulas.
Informative
Best I've seen about variations.
Thank u I didn’t know it came in black. Great!!
Great video. I hadn’t heard of nor used E6000 before but I’l add some to my glue box now.
one of the most versatile glues you'll find.
Thanks for the tips and i enjoy watching your video were you get the other e600 stuff from
Nice complete research, thanks! Do you recommend that hot glue gun in the end?
very helpful I usually put my glue into hot water so it will come out easier and i can clean the opening but those tip yo can buy sound like a get idea and the high velocity one did not know they had so many thanks so much helps save money thanks for the video
They also have a tube with a narrowed tip built in.
Thank you for the information, nice video.
I was about to buy the jewelry and beads glue, but I couldn't find any information about their differences, it's just another label to make it more expensive, so I'm gonna stick with the plain E6000.
"Tends to dry out before you use up the tube" is an understatement. I use a lot of different adhesives and thought I'd try E6000. I bought the big tube, used it once, and put it away in an indoor cupboard, not attic or garage. A year later I went to use it again and the upper portion of the properly capped and sealed tube had cured.
I mean seriously?..1 year...
me too, disappointing in that respect.
Great video, good information to have. Can you use on rubber cargo mats to glue to steel/aluminum floors on truck or cargo vans? Edmonton, Alberta
That was interesting. Thanks for sharing! : )
Can you please tell if this glues Rhinestones on smooth/shiny latex fabric? Thank you so much!
how long does the plastic tip usually last when you put tape on it?
can you get the cone tips for the mini tubes? got a link? I would appreciate it.
Uh... isn’t “high viscosity” supposed to mean “less runny”?
Weird.
Barry Roesch Yup!
Yeah.... Made go huh????? Maybe we've been wrong regarding lubricant viscosity during my decades long career in the automotive and oil&gas industries...
Yes, viscosity means "it's resistance to running", so high viscosity means high resistance to running...thick, not thin 👍
Hi, can you tell me which one of these do you think would be best to glue fabric onto a compression shirt? Thank you
Hi Donald, thanks for this vid! Good to know those small tubes are out there, and I also had no idea that a black version existed. I'm curious - you mentioned that for wearable electronics projects, you're better off sticking with the original vs. the fabri-fuse version. Could you elaborate a bit more? Seems like fabri-fuse is specifically designed for sticking things to fabric.
Is it strong enough to glue pebbles together? And, what about glueing pebbles to wood?
How strong did the fabric formula hold the patch?
well done
can you help me to joint silicone small tube with an other silicone tube joints permanent with which adhesive like e6000
thank u i use e6000 but not work in my proyect because i didnt know i have to wait the long thanks your video excelent
Where can you buy the tips?
where do you find those tips?
With all glues, I swab out the threads on the tube and cap with acetone before putting them away to keep the cap from sticking the next time.
how do you cap with acetone? I'd like to try that too.
Ain't nobody got time for that!
@@jodystradesstuff5048 LOL Amen
Can I buy this although I reside in the UK?
But, what about E7000? I can't seem to find any info on it anywhere. Do you know if any of the E, B, F or T, however many thousands would work the same? I saw a youtube video that showed E7000 being used as the glue for metal bonding onto canvas, otherwise known as cloisonnè or a variation at least. Cheers
High viscosity is a runnier version?
how is this adhesive made?
Don't take my word for it, but the "metal tip" looks like a "Luer Lock" connector, which is what 99% of disposable hypodermic syringes use. A large injection needle (think veterinarian supply houses) 16GA or above will probably work well. You can always cut or grind the sharp tip off with a disc sander or Dremel tool.
IDK if anyone else has said, but there is also E6000 extreme tack glue, i was looking for reviews about that when i found your video.
The extreme tack version is so when you apply it and need it to stay in place without running or shifting and need that more aggressive hold onto whatever you're connecting.Also if you have to use it on say an angled surface it'll stay.And yes it's plenty strong as the regular E6000
Does standard e600 glue 3d prints well?
What is the avg shelf life of an already opened tube of E-6000? (I googled this & keep getting answers a/b how long an
UNopened tube last but no answers as to how long the glue inside an already opened tube is effective in it's adhesiveness). Thank you
Where can I buy the E 6000 glue? Thanks
What about the E600 Plus? I’m wondering if I can use this the same
Thanx
which is best for rubber
What is the price of E 6000 and your delivery charges to Durban , South Africa.Also how long will it to take to come.
Can this work with butterfly sponge floor mops: sponge to sponge, or sponge to the plastic top of the sponge head -- while working in the water?
Yes
I need to glue a piece of sheet metal trim for my tailgate on my truck to cover rust damage. A guy on eBay I bought the trim from recommended this, but the bond didn't seem that strong when gluing some rubber to plastic. I bought the black one. Do you think this would do the job?
If you have any kind of mate-able surface areas, the stuff is very strong. Obviously proper prep is key.
Happy new year its 2019 for me so will watch this when I wake up
Happy new year!
The outsole of my shoe was ripping off the midsole and I used some e6000 on it. Hope it worke
Update?
oops, "high viscosity" should mean thicker; less runny, not "runnier"
Try 3M marine adhesive sealant 5200 - Bulletproof!
Good tips... speaking of tips -I actually only felt an immediate need and want for the 12 pack of tips, and I was a little annoyed that I had to click on every single link in the description to find them.
So label the links please :)
Does the E6000 2.0 fl oz flexible industrial strength make a silicone type bead that you can make two sheets of cardstock be 3D or does it run flat?
I see no one answered you so you it runs flat that's what self leveling means it'll always self level and go into any and all splits and cracks to fill.
Is good fore mior inside car
That packaging's got some scary warnings on it. Any advice on PPE (ex. respirator)
It contains perchloroethylene and it is extremely toxic. This can cause a variety of cancers.
Use in well ventilated area and use a respirator.Never risk your health and safety that's a no brainer.
Hi, which glue should I use to stick a metal butterfly 🦋 in my metal headband?. Thank you !!!!
You can use this glue just match the right colour for the project and let it cur for 24hrs like it says and your golden. Remember it's laundry safe.
What should i use when gluing fabric to leather shoe?
You can use regular E6000,I did to repair a tear on a moccasin a month ago and it's holding strong as the day it dried no problem.
Don't forget that they also make E6000 in white as well.
Does it work on plastic gas tanks?
Does it work on metal to metal? That's all I wanted to know.
How is this different than Amazing Goop by the same company?
Amazing Goop is just not as good. th-cam.com/video/hsmqOMNsekg/w-d-xo.html
Goop dries out in the tube more easily.
Which E6000 can be used in shoe restoration? Help guys
Any of the regular E6000 adhesives,just use the right colour for the footwear.I resoled a pair of older sneakers that the original glue deteriorated and am wearing those same sneakers as I type this.Its been holding strong for over a month now,same for a moccasin I repaired a tear in
Will it stick to a typical rubber bicycle tire rubber. If you know. Let me know please. THANKS.
It sad and completely disrespectful that the original poster didn't respect you with a reply but wants subscribers.Yes it'll hold a tire inner tube. On this past Saturday I repaired a split inner tube stem.I use a toothpick to put a drop into the split and then spread a good amount of it around the complete stem area above and below it covering the stem base completely wit a good layer.I let it dry 38hrs and then filled it.I left it filled listening for a leak or outright full on blowout from the pressure and it held.I rode my free ride,all mountain Mountain Cycle Sin yesterday and it didn't fail.This was to my absolute shock for three reasons,one I never knew it could be used for rubber,two I didn't prep it properly and three it was just the E6000 no patch added covering.AlsoI didn't clean the inner tube with at least rubbing alcohol all i did was wipe good with a clean cloth and water.It is still holding.I took a gamble on it being able to stretch at least 7 times the original applied amount.All the best.
THANKS Buddy.@@georgegonzalez2478
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Can I use this to glue down my sneakers?
Yes
My wife loves E6000.
Hi, I'm E6000.
I haven't try E6000 b4 but I really want to try this E6000 from the store who have these kinds.
So if I put my spiderman lenses on my spandex mask it'll work withE6000?
Yes
Just put the e6000 in a syringe and get some syringe caps.
+1👍 💪 2018 & still informative
HAH... yep... high viscosity is like peanut butter... low viscosity is like syrup... they got it backwards... glue is great though
So Black E-6000 is just a color variation, and not a strength difference?
Yes
@@georgegonzalez2478 ok I see. Hey thanks for replying! Cheers!
I tried to type this before it didn't take so let's see now. I tried a repair on my bike inner tube that most people would not consider let alone try. It'll hold a tire inner tube. On this past Saturday I repaired a split inner tube stem.I use a toothpick to put a drop into the split and then spread a good amount of it around the complete stem area above and below it covering the stem base completely wit a good layer.I let it dry 38hrs and then filled it.I left it filled listening for a leak or outright full on blowout from the pressure and it held.I rode my free ride,all mountain Mountain Cycle Sin yesterday and it didn't fail.This was to my absolute shock and amazement for three reasons,one I never knew it could be used for rubber,two I didn't prep it properly and three it was just the E6000 no patch added or covering.Also I didn't clean the inner tube with at least rubbing alcohol all i did was wipe good with a clean cloth and water.It is still holding.I took a gamble on it being able to stretch at least 7 times the original applied amount.So the other people saying that it's the worst glue they ever tried are using it for the wrong purposes or incorrectly my repaired inner tube is proof of that.All the best.
To be honest that was not very good, we now know about the viscosity but without an apple to apple strength test we are non the wiser on which one to stick to, with all that money and time you spent, I would have followed that through, still, it's still better than nothing, with respect
How smelly is this stuff? If someone is highly sensitive to chemical smells, should they avoid using this?
Strong as hell. Great glue though.
Always wear a respirator when using any solvents,glues,thinners,paint,or even house hold cleaning products cause they release dangerous and harmful fumes.Never risk your health and safety that's a no brainer.
High viscosity is runnier with that. I’m gone
Jim Jackson, I think he’s wrong not the packaging, when he did the bead comparison the the high viscosity option was stiffer; you can see the bead held shape better and didn’t level like the normal stuff. It’s sad though, it’s like the time I interviewed a foundation contractor and he continually referred to concrete as cement, going so far as calling the truck a cement mixer. I wanted to stab my ear drums.
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>"It’s sad though, it’s like the time I interviewed a foundation contractor and he continually referred to concrete as cement, going so far as calling the truck a cement mixer. I wanted to stab my ear drums."
You were experiencing how language changes. Concrete has cement in it. The trucks were first called cement trucks because they originally were used to mix the cement with sand or gravel, which was brought to the construction site in a separate vehicle or manner. For example, constructing a rock house, the rock may come from one supplier and the cement from another. For most uses, sand is mixed with the cement, and therefore, they are often combined together inside the cement truck as it travels on the road. Upon arrival, there is no delay in getting to the concrete (the trucks have become multipurpose).
The trucks are still very often called cement trucks, especially by older people that remember when they were all referred to as cement mixers. Thus, very often people refer to concrete as cement, including construction workers that work with the final concrete. It is another example of how the language is changing. It is a battle that you are not likely to win. As another example, it is like trying to get people to understand that a font is a "typeface" at a particular weight, style, and at a particular size, the same as it has been since Gutenberg's time (over 400 years without a change). The wood or lead "font" was stored in cases in two wide trays, all of the same style, etc. The two trays were stored each in separate cases, one above the other, the top case having capital letters, and below it, the regular letters. Those two cases were called uppercase and lowercase. Now, move forward 400 years, Micorosft labeled their original Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) using the word Font over the list of typeface names (mid-80s), so the very first Windows programs lead people to think that "font" was the name. People not being familiar with the word "font" started using it the same way, which was wrong. Some of the first computer dictionaries got it wrong too, but many corrected their entries, and did so with as little editing as possible, leaving some a bit ambiguous. Regardless, the rest of the world's computer users are still using font when they should say typeface. Just about any company or website that supplies typefaces uses the word "font" instead of typeface. Do you think that will change? It has become so ingrained in how people understand what "font" means, that it is not likely to be corrected. It is a battle that the typesetting/newspaper/periodical printing industry will lose out on. You probably do something similar without knowing. If you did interviews, then you probably did writing as well. Have you been using "font" for typeface? And if so, will you change to be correct?
G Cs, great googlie mooglies brother. The real hell is reserved for persons who don’t know the difference between a sprocket and a gear.
Hang on! High viscosity means the opposite of runny! I don't understand
My e6000 is white.
Please wear Gloves Sir when using or demonstrating this product.
So, it's not like super glue? I noticed you put it on your finger.. and that's what scares me, don't want to glue my fingers together!
I was really surprised he put it on his finger. I use gloves when I use this glue.
"If you need to glue up a ton of barbie dolls to your burning man art car" 😂😂😂☠️ love it
A1
Do they all have the cancer warning?
It is quit annoying, that they don't provide user instructions with the product....
maybe you should do test panel to show what products adhere to different materials, such as polypropylene or polyethylene and other materials. Was this video helpful...nope
worse glue i ever tried,
None, they're all trash junk. They can barely even glue paper. Shittey glue is shittey.
None. E6000 is useless junk. Tried to glue:
Shoe: nope.Dryer door: nope.Ceiling fan: nope.
All were fixed within 20 minutes with Epoxy. E6000 is trash.
Can you please tell if this glues Rhinestones on smooth/shiny latex fabric? Thank you so much!