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by jerrib 29 Sep 2012 ( edited Sep 30'12 05:19 )
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Not embroidery, just want to put a picture of Gorilla Glue for those that are interested in the product. I live in Canada and buy it at Safeway, Home Depot, Walmart.

Very strong glue, just don't use too much as it EXPANDS.
Hugs Jerri

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by justonlyme 29 Sep 2012
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I have looked at it several times but never tried it. I had no idea that it expands. Thank you for the heads up!!
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by jerrib 30 Sep 2012
Yes, it does, so just it sparingly especially around the edges.
If you buy it, test it first so you see what I mean, you don't want glue oozing out of the edges. It is one tough glue.
Jerri
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by oaro 30 Sep 2012
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i did use this is very strong Glue
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by noah 30 Sep 2012
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What all will it glue??glass ,paper what???just wondering??hugs
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by jerrib 30 Sep 2012
I think just about anything Carolyn, just read the package. There are different packages. If you go to Home Depot, they might be able to help you.
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by capoodle 30 Sep 2012
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Love this stuff. An ambulance (not on a call and they got the ticket) hit my husbands car and I took all the pieces and Gorilla glued them back. The car sat outside in below freezing weather and summer heat and the glue withheld the extreme outside temperatures. Jerri is right about it expanding. The glue is extremely sticky and if you spray a fine mist of water on it, it helps fill up all the spaces to fuse . Does help to stick a piece of tape over the crack to avoid it expanding outwards. Before it hardens it can be scraped even. Have also used the Gorilla Tape and you need gorilla brute strength to unroll a piece of it but it sticks better than Duct Tape. By the way the ambulance did pick up the pieces, checked my husband's blood pressure and made sure he wasn't injured.
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by noah 30 Sep 2012
Well i guess i betterr hunt for this beast the gorillia
by jerrib 30 Sep 2012
Glad someone else has tried it and can give some input on the product.
by capoodle 30 Sep 2012
I've gone through 3 or 4 bottles of this stuff. After the first bottle dried up the new ones I purchased went into a small glass jar. Protect surfaces you do not want to get this on. It is hard to scrap off.
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by loosie 30 Sep 2012
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I over tightened a screw on a pot handle and now the sew is always loose due to the plastic handle is cracked will this work on it, since it's a pot and the heat of the stove can be very hot? :)
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by jerrib 30 Sep 2012
I don't know but its worth a try, I would get the bottle that looks like super glue (laying on its side. You might be able to get a combo pack, but again this is very strong and only needs a little. I am not an expert on this glue,I have just used it and don't want to ruin anything anyone tries it on.
by capoodle 30 Sep 2012
I have contacted the company (Revere Ware) that made my pots and pans and they replaced two handles for me free. You might want to check your pans warranty. Thinking it would work and even go through the dishwasher. Since it's the handle and not an eatable surface I would go for it if you don't have a warranty.
by jerrib 30 Sep 2012
I didn't have a problem with my pots, I bought it for other purposes and so far it has been great on everything I have used it on. Just handy to have around and better than Super Glue or Crazy Glue.
by loosie 01 Oct 2012
Thanks I'll give it a go :)
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by airyfairy 30 Sep 2012
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Thank you for this post Gerry but I have never heard of this product here in South Africa. Hugs Sarah.
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by jerrib 30 Sep 2012
Hi Sarah: I am sorry its not sold where you live.