[2 Pack] Polyurethane Windshield Adhesive with Fast Curing Formula - High Bond Strength Window Sealant Compound - Easy Automotive Glass Glue - Windshield Sealant Black - Vehicle & RV Polyurethane Glue

Great window adhesive for Lexan, follow inductions and get the material very worm so it flows from the caulk gun evenly, if you don’t, your forearm strength will be depleted rather quickly.

so far so good.One tube was enough to do rear glass on 2006 gmc sierra.

Worked as advertised. Sealed the entire windshield perfectly.

Good value and works as it should

It’s not hard to dispense at all???? I didn’t even cut the tip bigger and used the 1/8” precut hole. Maybe if everyone ready the directions where is says “put in hot water before use” everyone would get easier use out of it, not the products fault you guys can’t read directions. I do want to point out it says “remarkably fast curing”… I went and got my windshield done at a commercial place and I’ve spreaded the glue they use before, theirs was THICK THICK, this stuff when warm is like silicone consistency. Their glue dried and was hard in a hour, it’s been 2 hours for mine and it’s still wet………. I hope it cures overnight… it should

As ordered and as presented

Stored in bad conditions, and was nearly petrified in the tube I opened. Bottom seal handle broke and had to be opened with a tire plugger.Primer-good. Repair vinyl and canvas tape- good. YouTube repair videos-great. Clamps-nonfunctional. Not a good overall experience, folks.My suggestion is to buy the 3M WindowWeld and get the suction clamps at a reputable hardware supplier, or you will be repairing a ragtop window with duct tape and cussing.

This glass adhesive worked well for me as a nonprofessional replacing glass my first time. A common cauking gun works but the squeeze is very hard and exhausting. Poke a large hole for glue to flow out of the tube. The bottom has an air-sealed cover to keep the glue fresh. Under that pull cover is a ceramic ball that might normally be used inside a can of paint to shake it. If the ball doesn't rattle then maybe the tube plunger had leaked glue under the seal? The included pair of gloves were appreciated. One tube was more than enough for my job, but it was comforting to know a second tube was there in case one wasn't enough.