Fast-bonding super glue for PVCu, rubber, rubber foams and plastic. Bonds instantly at room temperature. A reliable all-rounder for quick repairs and on-site fixes at a price that won’t sting.
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20g
£0.99£1.19
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Super glue has been getting tradespeople out of awkward situations since roughly the invention of the awkward situation. This general purpose super glue bonds PVCu, rubber, rubber foams and plastic instantly at room temperature, with no mixing, no waiting around and no need to clamp most light assemblies. Just apply, press and move on.
At 99p a tube, it’s the kind of thing you should have three of in the van and one in your toolbox at all times. The bond forms quickly on contact, making it useful for fast repairs where you can’t afford to wait for a slower adhesive to cure. Whether you’re tacking a rubber gasket back in place, fixing a cracked plastic housing, or bonding a piece of PVCu trim that’s come loose, this gets the job done without ceremony.
Where Super Glue Actually Earns Its Keep on Site
The real value of a tube like this isn’t in any single job, it’s in having it to hand. Rubber seals, foam insulation edges, plastic clips, PVCu beading — these are the fiddly little things that go wrong on any job and slow you down if you haven’t got the right adhesive with you. This covers all of them.
It’s also worth keeping a tube in the first aid kit for the obvious reason. Sealing small cuts at a push is a time-honoured site tradition, though we’re legally obliged to suggest proper wound care first. Probably.
The formula works at room temperature without any special surface prep beyond making sure contact surfaces are clean and dry. No primer needed for most applications. Fast, simple, effective.
Pro Tip: Apply the smallest amount you think you need, then halve it. Super glue works on surface contact, not volume, and excess adhesive around a joint actually slows the cure and weakens the bond.
This super glue is used across a wide range of light repair and assembly tasks on site and in workshops. It bonds PVCu trims and profiles, rubber seals and gaskets, foam-backed materials and most rigid plastics. It is commonly used by general builders, electricians, plumbers and shop fitters for quick fixes to plastic housings, rubber components and foam insulation edges. Anywhere a fast, clean bond on a non-structural joint is needed, this earns its place.
Best For
Quick repairs to rubber seals and gaskets
Bonding PVCu trims and beading
Fixing rubber foam and foam-backed materials
Plastic housing and clip repairs
General on-site and workshop fixes
Compatible Surfaces
PVCu
Rubber
Rubber foams
Rigid plastic
Most non-porous surfaces
Key Properties
Instant bond at room temperature
No mixing required
No clamping needed on most applications
Single-part formula
General purpose use
Not suitable for: Not suitable for structural bonding or load-bearing applications. Not recommended for use on polyethylene, polypropylene, PTFE or wet/oily surfaces where adhesion will be unreliable.
Clean both surfaces thoroughly before applying. Any grease, dust or moisture will compromise the bond. Apply a small amount to one surface only, press the two parts firmly together and hold for 30 to 60 seconds. Avoid moving the joint while the initial bond forms. Full cure typically takes a few hours, though the contact bond is usually sufficient for light applications almost immediately.
Ensure both surfaces are clean, dry and free from grease or dust
Apply a small, thin amount of super glue to one surface only
Press both surfaces firmly together immediately after application
Hold steady for 30 to 60 seconds without moving the joint
Leave undisturbed for at least 10 minutes before light handling
Allow several hours for full cure before subjecting the joint to stress
Will this super glue bond PVCu window trims?
Yes. PVCu is one of the primary applications for this adhesive. Make sure the surface is clean and dry, apply sparingly to one side, and press firmly. The bond forms quickly and is suitable for trim, beading and light profile repairs.
Why is my super glue not bonding properly?
The most common cause is surface contamination. Grease, moisture or dust will prevent a good bond. Clean both surfaces with a dry cloth or isopropyl alcohol wipe before applying. Using too much adhesive is the second most frequent issue — a thin layer bonds better than a thick one.
Can this be used on rubber foam or foam-backed materials?
Yes. The formula is suitable for rubber foams and foam-backed materials, which many standard cyanoacrylate glues struggle with. Apply lightly, as foam surfaces can absorb more adhesive than hard materials, and press firmly for a clean bond.
This is a single-part cyanoacrylate adhesive, the chemistry class behind most products known as super glue. It cures through reaction with surface moisture and bonds rapidly without heat or mixing. The formula is suited to low-porosity surfaces including PVCu, rubber, rubber foams and most rigid plastics. Not solvent-based. Works at ambient room temperature.
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