Strengths
What it’s good at
Small, tight-fitting breaks — a ceramic handle, a rubber foot, a plastic clip. The rubber-toughened gel tolerates knocks and vibration better than ordinary CA.
Limits
Where it falls short
The gel stops drips but doesn't fill gaps — and it's not for PE/PP plastics, foam, or anything going in the dishwasher.
Specs
Where are the hard numbers?
Cure times, strength figures, and temperature ranges belong to the manufacturer’s technical data sheet for this exact product — not to the glue family, and not to our memory. We’re compiling those specs with their sources attached; until then this page deliberately stays qualitative rather than inventing precision.
