Title: E6000 Glue PLUS Crystal Clear Craft New Adhesive wood glass fabric ceramic gems.


Excellent adhesion to wood, glass, fabric, ceramic, gems, metal, marble, fiberglass, concrete, most plastics, Lexan and much more.

No odor

Superb UV resistance


E6000 Plus

E6000 PLUS offers virtually the same performance characteristics you love about E6000 but without the odor! It's formulated using a premium polymer technology and can be used on most any substrate and in just about any application. The waterproof formula and all-weather performance make E6000 PLUS ideal for indoor and outdoor applications. Excellent adhesion to wood, glass, fabric, ceramic, gems, metal, marble, fiberglass, concrete, most plastics, Lexan and much more.

No odor
Crystal clear
Superb UV resistance
Paintable
Remains flexible after curing
Maintains its permanent bond strength
Washer-dryer safe
Acid-free


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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE USE

Follow these step-by-step directions when using E6000 PLUS:

Read directions and test small area for adhesion before use. Surface should be clean, dry and free of dirt. For best adhesion on smooth, non-porous materials, lightly roughen surface before use. Ideal application temperature range is 50 to 90 ºF (10 to 32 ºC). Once fully cured, the adhesive can withstand temperatures from -40 to 200 ºF (-40 to 93 ºC) intermittently.

Puncture seal in neck of tube using pointer cap.
Apply directly to surfaces to be bonded or repaired. NOTE: For non-porous surfaces, apply adhesive, mate surfaces together, pull apart for 5 minutes, then re-mate surfaces permanently.
To close tube properly,remove air in the tube by squeezing product slightly past end of the opening, then tightly recap. Dried product can easily be removed.
Allow 24 hours for full cure. Depending on substrates and temperature, maximum bond strength may not be reached for up 72 hours.
Clean uncured adhesive with rubbing alcohol, mineral spirits, acetone or a dry cloth. Cured material may be removed with mineral spirits or by cutting or scraping.
Not recommended for use on acrylic, vinyl, foam, polyethylene and polypropylene. Store in a cool, dry place.

Tip: For quick emergency repairs, lightly mist the substrate with moisture prior to applying adhesive.

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FAQ

How long does E6000 PLUS take to dry?
Allow 24 hours for full cure. Depending on substrates and temperature, maximum bond strength may not be reached for up 72 hours.

Can the cure time be sped up?
Yes, for quick emergency repairs, lightly mist the substrate with moisture prior to applying adhesive. Application on damp and wet surfaces may slightly affect adhesion.

How can E6000 PLUS be cleaned up?
Clean uncured adhesive with rubbing alcohol, mineral spirits, acetone or a dry cloth. Cured material may be removed with mineral spirits or by cutting or scraping.

What temperature is best to apply E6000 PLUS?
Ideal application temperature range is 50 to 90 ºF (10 to 32 ºC). Once fully cured, the adhesive can withstand temperatures from -40 to 200 ºF (-40 to 93 ºC) intermittently.

Is E6000 PLUS waterproof, UV resistant and washer/dryer safe?
Yes.

Can E6000 PLUS be painted over once cured?
Yes. Paintable on most brands/types of water-based paints. Test small area before use.

What is the best way to prolong the life of the unused product in the tube?
After use, remove air in the tube by squeezing product slightly past end of the opening, then tightly recap. Dried product can easily be removed.

What materials can E6000 PLUS be used on?
Use on all your INDOOR / OUTDOOR DIY or craft projects requiring a permanent bond. EXCELLENT ADHESION TO: Wood, Glass, Fabric, Ceramic, Gems, Metals, Marble, Fiberglass, Concrete, most Plastics, Lexan, Plexiglass & much more!

What is the best way to clean-up E6000 PLUS?
Clean uncured adhesive with rubbing alcohol, mineral spirits, acetone or a dry cloth. Cured material may be removed with mineral spirits or by cutting or scraping.

Can E6000 PLUS be sanded?
Yes, E6000 PLUS sands easily. The cured adhesive sands off at different rates depending on grit of sandpaper. Carefully cut away as much cured excess as possible. Use the coarsest grit (example 60 or 80) sandpaper to eliminate the excess. Then, a finer grit (example over 200) sandpaper for finish work.