Glue Devil Super Glue Gbond Kit

The Glue Devil G-Bond Kit is a high-performance, two-part adhesive system engineered for repairs that a standard super glue simply cannot handle. By combining a high-viscosity cyanoacrylate adhesive with specialized reinforcing powders (Black and Grey), it allows you to fill holes, repair cracks, and even reconstruct missing pieces of material with a rock-hard finish.

Key Performance Features

• Instant "Liquid Weld" Technology: The reaction between the adhesive and the powder creates an immediate, high-strength bond that can be sanded, drilled, or painted within seconds.
• Dual-Powder System:
  • Black Powder: Ideal for repairing bumpers, dashboards, radiator leaks, and most black plastic components.
  • Grey Powder: Perfect for grey plastics, metal surfaces, and light-colored masonry or ceramics.
• Structural Gap Filling: Unlike standard glues that shrink or crack when filling gaps, G-Bond acts as a filler that maintains its structural integrity.
• Chemical & Heat Resistant: Once cured, the bond is resistant to oil, gas, anti-freeze, and most common household chemicals.

Ideal Applications

• Automotive Repairs: The go-to kit for fixing cracked bumpers, broken headlight clips, and leaking radiator tanks.
• Workshop & Tools: Ideal for repairing cracked tool handles, plastic casings on power tools, and stripped screw holes.
• Household Fixes: Perfect for repairing leaky pipes (non-pressure), cracked ceramic tiles, and broken appliance handles.
• Substrates: Bonds powerfully to most plastics (excluding PE/PP), metals, wood, ceramics, and rubber.

Critical Application Steps

• Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and roughened with sandpaper for maximum mechanical grip.
• The Powder Phase: Pour a small amount of the appropriate powder (Black or Grey) into the crack or hole being repaired.
• The Adhesive Phase: Apply a few drops of the G-Bond adhesive onto the powder. The liquid will instantly "wick" through the powder and harden.
• Finishing: For deep holes, repeat the process in layers. Once the final layer is hard (approx. 5–10 seconds), you can immediately sand it flush or drill it.

Pro Tip: For a perfectly seamless repair on a car bumper, overfill the crack slightly with the powder and glue. Once it has cured (instantly), use a fine-grit sandpaper to sand it back to the original contour, then apply a plastic primer and matching spray paint.