BAZIC Silicone Glue 3.38 Oz. (100 mL), Waterproof Crack Resistant, Quick Repair for Glass Window Plastic Kitchen, 1-Pack

I bought Bazic silicone adhesive well over a year ago, and have used it successfully in numerous craft projects and small home repairs. The most recent repair job—and the one that finally prompted me to write a five-star review—was getting a much-abused refrigerator interior back in shape.I bought a house that had a working fridge, but most of the plastic interior shelves and drawers were so badly broken, they were nearly unusable, and the gasket around one door was falling off. Honestly, I've never seen a refrigerator with such a beat-up interior, and it was old enough that the fittings were impossible to replace.Not wanting to spend money right away on a new fridge, I decided to try putting the broken interior fittings back together. I chose Bazic silicone adhesive because it doesn't stink as bad as E6000 or similar adhesives, and it cures quickly. I also needed something I was sure would withstand the cold, damp conditions inside the refrigerator and freezer, not grow mold, and not be affected by cleaning products.I unplugged the fridge, thoroughly cleaned every surface in, on, and around it, let everything dry completely, and then used Bazic silicone adhesive to repair it all as best I could, holding everything together with blue painter's tape. I let it all sit for 24 hours at room temperature before reinstalling everything and plugging the refrigerator back in.There were some pieces that had broken off entirely and were missing, and I couldn't do anything about that, but I did get the cracked and loose drawer fronts back on, and mended the plastic frame that goes around them (which had a huge, jagged crack all the way across it). The shallow, full-width drawer in the freezer is still missing its entire front edge, but I mended the big cracks in the bottom of it.Nearly six months later, all of my repairs are still holding up just fine, in a refrigerator that gets regular use. There were some repairs I thought might not hold under the stresses of normal use, such as the cracks in the bottom of the freezer drawer, but they are still going strong, which has been a very pleasant surprise.I still want a new fridge, but the one I have is perfectly useable for now, and probably will remain so for a long while to come. I was already impressed with this product, but it's performance at keeping my fridge held together takes it to a new level. Thank you, Bazic!

I bought this to glue yarn onto a wooden stick. It has the perfect dry time because it gets tacky for just long enough to make adjustments. Then is dries clear. If it gets on your fingers or a surface it is so easy to clean off. It is a durable glue.

Works great for building miniature wooden houses. It dries quickly but not too quickly. It’s easy to clean off your hands or clothes if you accidentally get some extra on you.

I used this glue to build a miniature dollhouse. I used it on materials ranging from wood, plastic, paper, felt, twine, cotton, metal, fabric, and others I'm probably forgetting.Things I liked about the glue:1. Dries clear2. Does not dry right away, so if you mess up your positioning, you have a good few minutes to fix it.3. Once dry, the adhesion is nearly as strong as super glue.Things I disliked:1. Because it takes a long time to dry, sometimes I had to hold a piece in a certain position for 5-10 minutes to give it a chance to adhere.2. The waiting time in drying sometimes meant I couldn't move on to the next step of the project.3. There is only one large applicator. I was working with tiny pieces, which sometimes made the glue hard to control and very stringy when trying to separate from my items.All in all, it held my project together really well. I didn't even use any other type of glue on the entire project. I already purchased a second bottle for my next project, even though I still have half a bottle left of this one. However, I bought some applicators separately for when I'm working with small pieces. I also bought some crazy glue for when I need something to dry fast.

Fast drying, great adhesion. Must have for glass on glass projects!

I purchased a kit to make a Turkish lamp and had to glue a bunch of colored beads on glass. The kit originally came with plaster but I didn't want the lamp to be opaque, so I bought a bottle of this in the hopes that I could just use it to fill in the gaps. It worked perfectly. It holds the beads on firmly and dries completely clear. It did exactly what I was hoping it would do and I would absolutely purchase it again.

I rated it 3 stars instead of 5 because it differs markedly from other silicone glues and from my expectations. While it can glue fabric to other things or repair holes in fabric it is not good for fabric repairs because it dries to be hard, stiff and crusty. The bond seems strong. I used it to repair holes in the underside of a bath mat. It filled the holes but it was not rubbery, tacky, or soft, so it greatly differed from the rest of the bath mat's underside. I am not sure I will have a good use for this silicone glue, but something might turn up.

It doesn't clog ???? Oh YES !!! I get to use it a few times.Well, I'm on 20+ uses and it still isn't remotely clogged.Adhesion is no more/ less than any other silicon I've used. It's more liquid (lower viscosity) and hardens slightly faster than other types. Works great for installing micro screws. Glue screw to driver bit. Better than magnetic.I like that the bottle is clear (about time). I can see what's going on and use just a micro-drop when I want. No squeezing a tube to get the air out and the suddenly a rush of silicon burp - that continues to gush out (because the tube's slightly crushed), or the frustrated reaming the (deleted expletive) opening trying to get that semi-hardened (same as above expletive) silicone plug out - while you're holding project parts in your other hand trying to glue something.I waited a while before reviewing, used it a bit and find it's ideal for my projects.Saves me a lot in the long run.Five Stars