Questions & Answers for: gorilla glue problems

...has dislodged itself from the mounting point on the door. Any suggestions as to how to access the hing? Try gorilla glue ,it needs to be wet with water to be its strongest.Please rate this

need to get a replacement part. Is this possible? I had the same problem. Took mine apart and glued the broken piece back with Gorilla glue. Been working great, even in the Texas heat for 4 months now

gorilla glue and clamp it back till the glue dries,before the glueing process ,i test the draining outside with a buckett..and bingo,it started draining the water,i only had the switch crimped with my

...Gorilla Glue and it seems to be working but I am cautious about the swelling propereties of this glue. I put too much on my first try and it swelled to a much too large dimension. My question is '' ...

...gorilla glue) and coat the roller and the inside of the pulley and reinstall it onto the drive roller. Be sure to align the pulley in the proper place (in line with the drive motor) when reinstalling ...

...gorilla glue, adhered the fan back on, then let it dry for 24 hours. Replaced the screws, turned on the shredder on it worked just fine. The loud grinding noise stopped and the shredder worked ...

gorilla glue works nice..but don't use too much!!) 3. Glue a piece of vinyl to the underside of the top (covering the rip)...use a good, flexible-type contact cement and let it sit for a couple of

...and heat from defrost just blows under the dashboard and I cannot keep the windshield defrosted. Do you recommend gorilla glue or something else to fix it? it is a common problem caused by the ...

...Gorilla glue. Protect areas you don't want to glue and be sure to clamp it tightly. Do not use too much glue since it expands. Once set you should never have a problem again - in that particular part ...

I have a concrete step leading down onto my patio, the step has come loose and wobbles. How can I fix this problem Glue it down with Gorilla Glue