J-B Weld Super Weld Extreme Instant Glue Adhesive Clear 0.53 oz.

I've since used it on a rogue plastic piece that broke off my car's interior (a truly harrowing experience, let me tell you), a figurine whose arm had a tragic accident with a curious cat, and even a loose handle on a drawer. Each time, J-B Weld Super Weld has performed admirably, turning impending landfill fodder into perfectly usable items once more. The applicator is also surprisingly precise, which is a blessing when you're dealing with tiny broken bits. A little goes a long way, so this small tube lasts longer than you'd expect, which is great because it means fewer trips to the store for more glue when I inevitably break something else. This isn't just glue for fixing things; it's glue for restoring faith in your ability to mend what's broken. It's the silent hero of many a household crisis. It's the reason my house isn't full of sad, discarded remnants of my clumsiness. Here's the sticky truth, in bullet points: Pros: Insanely Fast Curing: "Instant" truly means instant. It bonds quickly, so you're not holding pieces together for an eternity. Strong and Reliable Hold: Once it's bonded, it stays bonded. My coffee mug is proof it can withstand the rigors of daily use (and clumsy handling). Versatile for Many Materials: I've used it on ceramic, plastic, and even metal. It seems to adhere to a wide range of surfaces. Cons: Dries really fast: This can also be a con if you're not quick with your alignment. You get one shot, so make it count! Can bond skin instantly (learned this the hard way): Be careful! Keep it away from your fingers, unless you want to become one with your broken object. Tiny tube for big ambition: While a little goes a long way, if you have a truly catastrophic breakage situation, you might wish for a bigger bottle. Ease of use applying is simple.

Someone broke the side rear view mirror off of my wife's car in a parking lot. It was hanging by the wire. I used this glue to repair the plastic mount that holds the mirror on the car door. I honestly didn't expect it to hold since the edges being glued were so thin (and made of plastic) but gave it shot, fully expecting to have to buy a new mirror assembly anyway. I let the glue dry overnight before reinstalling the mirror to the car. To my surprise, the repair held up great. She's been driving the car as well as opening and closing the door as if the damaged never occurred. The mirror doesn't vibrate while driving and the repair is solid. Saved me the cost of a new mirror! I really like this glue and will use again for tough repairs that most glues won't work for.