Amy Doubleday

Apr 6, 2026

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would buy again, worked well for sticking a handle back on a cupboard, and the price is good.

Betty Wang

Mar 25, 2026

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Strong and reliable adhesive that bonds quickly on small items. The twin pack is convenient for backup. However, it can dry out fast if not sealed properly, and the nozzle may clog after a few uses.

Amy Doubleday

Jan 3, 2026

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strong super glue, doesnt take long to set, good price for pack.

Emily Borg

Dec 1, 2025

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Bonds quickly and holds strong. Perfect for quick fixes around the house. A little goes a long way.

Guest User

Oct 7, 2025

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first time trying the jack hammer super glue and it did the job it was required to do and a good price.

Akash Trivedi

May 20, 2025

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“Jack hammer glue” isn’t a standard or widely recognized product name, so it’s likely a brand name or slang for a type of construction adhesive or heavy-duty epoxy designed to bond concrete, stone, or similar heavy materials—often used in conjunction with jackhammering or other demolition/construction work. Assuming you’re referring to a very strong construction adhesive or epoxy used for concrete repair or anchoring (like a product used after jackhammering to repair or set structures), here are some general pros and cons: ⸻ ✅ Pros of “Jack Hammer Glue” (Heavy-Duty Construction Adhesive) 1. Strong Bonding Power • Creates extremely durable bonds, suitable for concrete, masonry, and metal. 2. Fast Setting • Some formulas cure quickly, reducing downtime on the job site. 3. Water-Resistant or Waterproof • Can be used outdoors or in damp environments without breaking down. 4. Gap-Filling Ability • Can fill cracks or uneven surfaces, improving structural integrity. 5. Versatility • Useful for anchoring bolts, patching cracks, bonding surfaces post-demolition. 6. Chemical Resistance • Many are resistant to oils, solvents, and other corrosive substances. ⸻ ❌ Cons of “Jack Hammer Glue” 1. Difficult to Remove • Once cured, it’s nearly impossible to remove without mechanical tools. 2. Health Hazards • Fumes and skin contact can be harmful; PPE (gloves, respirator) is required. 3. Limited Working Time • Some types have a very short open time before they start curing. 4. Cost • High-performance adhesives can be expensive compared to regular adhesives. 5. Requires Precise Application • Surfaces need to be clean and properly prepped for maximum effectiveness. 6. Incompatible with Some Materials • May not bond well to certain plastics or dusty, wet, or oily surfaces. ⸻ If you can provide the exact product name or context (e.g., are you repairing concrete, anchoring bolts, or doing tile work?), I can give a more precise analysis.

J

Mar 12, 2025

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I bought this to stick the broken lamp frame. It did the job well (strong as another brand Selley I bought, but it is so much cheaper). Highly recommend it.