Due to the gel like consistency it requires shaking vigorously (with cap on) before each use to remix the formula. Gorilla Super Glue is designed with a specific formula for increased impact resistance to handle wear and tear. Gorilla Super Glue is best applied at room temperature. Once cured Gorilla Super Glue can hold strong between -53°C to 104°C. To remove Gorilla Super Glue from your skin, soak the bonded area in warm, soapy water. Acetone (such as nail varnish remover) may also be used according to the solvent manufacturer’s instructions. The key is to be patient and NEVER pull the area apart. Gently wiggle the bonded area to allow the soapy water or acetone to penetrate the bond. After soaking, the adhesive should come off easily. Keep in mind that acetone can strip your skin of oils, so apply moisturiser after removal. The approximate shelf life of Gorilla Super Glue is up to 18-24 months unopened from date of manufacture. Once opened there is no standard time, it will be dependent on storage conditions and age of the product, up to 6 months is a good guideline.

To remove Gorilla Super Glue from your skin, soak the bonded area in warm, soapy water. The key is to be patient and NEVER pull the area apart. Gently wiggle the bonded area to allow the soapy water to penetrate the bond. After soaking, the adhesive should come off easily.

Gorilla Super Glue is a cyanoacrylate adhesive, while Gorilla Glue is a polyurethane. Unlike Gorilla Glue, Gorilla Super Glue does not foam or require moisture to activate. In addition, Gorilla Super Glue is recommended primarily for indoor applications only and is ideal for smaller repairs that require an instant bond and projects where clamping is not needed. Product age, incorrect storage and aftercare can cause your adhesive to set and harden. For the optimum longevity of your Gorilla Super Glue store in a cool, dry area, avoid storing in high moisture prone areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and do not refrigerate. To remove uncured Gorilla Super Glue, use a towel dampened with acetone or isopropyl alcohol to blot the area. Several applications may be necessary to completely remove the uncured glue. For removal of cured Gorilla Super Glue from the surface of your project, soak bonded area with warm soapy water or acetone. The adhesive should begin to soften, but many applications may be necessary. Keep in mind that isopropyl alcohol and acetone can damage some surface materials, such as countertops and some plastics. Always test in a small, unseen area first. Gorilla Super Glue is not waterproof and we cannot recommend our products are safe to use in projects with aquatic life.