Questions and Answers for E6000 2 oz. Clear Adhesive

A:  It may take up to 24 hours for the product to fully cure. For best results, first clean both surfaces with acetone or rubbing alcohol. Treat E6000 as a contact adhesive, meaning apply the product to both surfaces and allow 2-3 minutes for it to get tacky before mating the two together and clamping or securing. Try taping or supporting the leg so it is not under stress during the curing process. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is a solvent based adhesive that can be removed by exposing to a solvent like acetone (it may need to soak for some time before it breaks down). Alternately, a citrus-based cleaning agent will also break the product down. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is a great adhesive but may struggle to bond well with silicone. It will bond, but poorly. To increase the bond strength of E6000 to silicone, lightly scuff-sand the surface of the silicone and clean with rubbing alcohol before applying. Treat the product as a contact adhesive, meaning apply the product to both surfaces and allow 2-3 minutes for the product to get tacky before mating the two together and clamping/securing with weight for 24 hours. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot.

A:  E6000 is a great choice for bonding wood to plexiglass and it should do a great job. For best results, first scuff-sand the plexiglass with a 60 or 80 grit sand paper, then wipe clean the surface with acetone or rubbing alcohol prior to applying. Treat the product as a contact adhesive, meaning apply the E6000 to both surfaces and allow 2-3 minutes for the product to get tacky before mating the two together and clamping/securing with weight for 24 hours. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is a great choice for bonding metal to ABS plastic and it should work well. For best results, first roughen the ABS surface with sand paper to increase its surface area, then clean the surfaces with alcohol or acetone. Treat the product as a contact adhesive, meaning apply E6000 to both surfaces and allow 2-3 minutes for the product to get tacky before mating the two together and clamping/securing with weight for 24 hours. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is available in a few different sizes and tube configurations. The E6000 2.0 oz. Craft product has a tapered tip for help with application. However we offer some tubes with a flat tip opening. (like a toothpaste type tube), and these have a foil seal on them. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is a great all around adhesive, but its upper tolerable temperature is 180F. It would not be a great choice for use in an oven. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is a great choice for the seat repair. For best results, first clean the surface with rubbing alcohol to remove any oils and dirt. Allow a full 24 hours for the product to cure before using and it should hold great! Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is a great choice for repairing a faux leather pillow and it should hold up well. For best results, first clean the surfaces to be bonded with rubbing alcohol or acetone. Allow a full 24 hours for the product to cure (while it is clamped or secured in place) and it should reach its 3,500 lbs. per square inch adhesion potential. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!

A:  E6000 is a great choice for repairing shoes. It should bond well to the shoe's upper and rubber sole and flex with the shoe when in use. Thank you for your support of Eclectic Products and The Home Depot!