sugruby tesa - Moldable Multi-Purpose Glue for Creative Fixing and Making, Black, 3 Piece

Wanted to stick my popsocket to the back of my oneplus 9pro but it's got a glass back that literally no glue would stick to. This does the job well. I'd tried it in white before as that's what I had at the time but I wanted it in black and it was easy enough to remove with a small amount of force and left no residue on the glass. Had to cut it off the popsocket though. But yeah it sticks well enough that it hasn't accidentally unstuck for the month or so I've had it on.

I installed a digital (head up display) speedometer in my wife's car. However, since it needs to be plugged into the cigarette lighter, there was a lot of trailing lead. I managed to neatly tuck the wire near the dashboard in between some plastic panels. But lower down there were no convenient gaps to tuck wire into. I have used sugru before and using it to secure the lead into a fairly concealed corner seemed a good idea. The plastic panels in my wife's car are black, so I got some black sugru. I managed to fit the lead into a dark corner by smothering the lead with sugru which held it in place. Then I tidied up the sugru with a blunt piece of plastic and finally smoothed it off with a cloth and some alcohol (The 100% sort not whisky :-). Anyway, it did a perfect job of concealing and securing the lead in place and 24 hours later it has dried out perfectly. Sugru is certainly fairly expensive, but is very useful for all manner of things, such as making clips for multiple USB cables, make hooks for car keys, etc.

Came fast and easy to use.

Does what it says - creates a good rubbery bond and can be moulded.

my boyfriend fixed his Pvc window with this and it has worked really well

Selected : Grey 3 PieceQuite expensive, so only for “important/strategic” fixes for me! My use-case : Hobby electronics – I needed to fix two PCB’s inside a plastic enclosure. The backs of the circuit boards are not flat due to soldered connections so needed some means of fixing the board in a matrix. The PCB’s had no mounting holes or space for using standoffs. My hope was that the glue (like putty) would make a good enough cushion to push the PCB’s into. I hoped also that the glue would harden nicely and stick well to the plastic case as well as the PCB undersides. Each sachet contained much less gloop than I anticipated – the images and descripts did not prepare me for this. I had to use two out of the pouches to attach my components, so no room for error.I left the glue to set for 24 hours as per instructions for full hardening. I needed the boards mounted to be fixed firmly enough to allow a USB plug to be plugged/unplugged multiple times into one fixed PCB, and also an SD card to be inserted/ejected multiple times from another PCB board mounting. The glue did seem to do the job very well and hardened nicely. I don’t know how good the bond is because I didn’t want to break it to find out, but it certainly seems strong enough for my needs. It was quite an expensive solution though. Ideally I was looking for something like a permanent setting Blu-tak and at a lower price, but this was the best solution I could find. I would give this 5 stars for its functionality, it just seems rather expensive – I was hoping for a much greater volume of material for the price (£9.99 at time of review) Updated : When pasting my review there was a 30% deal on, which I missed out on, so worth keeping an eye on offers.

As a design very useful on many things but expensive for small quantity and either not enough or a lot of waste . Needs resealable packs, on this occasion I used it to try and fix a kitchen pan lid , it didn’t work well and now I find buying four replaceable pan handles is cheaper .

Sugru is a great product- surprised you don’t see it around more. I use it to repair some phone cables mainly and it 100% does the job. I think that if you smooth it out a bit, it makes the cables look better than without it- adds a little bit of reenforcement where the cheaper cables tend to wear. I’ve also used it a few places around the home to stop things getting scratched, that kind of thing. Everyone should have some! Beware though, I did keep some once for a few years and it did set in its pack - I think the shelf life is maybe 1 or 2 years or so.