ALECPEA Upgrade T-7000 Black Adhesive Glue - 2PCS 15ml | High-Performance Waterproof Adhesive for Precision Repairs, Perfect for Phone, Electronics, Jewelry, and Crafts

The perfect stuff for gluing down replacement mobile phone screens. Easy to apply in controlled manner, with fine nozzle.

Had a few tubes of this over the years. Bought a few to re-seal an ABS ECU on my van after replacing some MOSFETS. It's a great product, and let's hope it holds on to the aluminium cover on the plastic casing!

ideal for small gaskets fast drying good product

My iwatch screen seal had failed, and the screen fell off. Using this, I was able to re-attach the screen without Apple's expensive repair for a new screen and I had another quote of £80 to re-attach the screen from another independent shop. Even if I use this only once it has paid for itself in a single application. The very thin nozzle makes it a breeze and precise to apply.

Easy application with the nozzle, mess free application

Great flexible glue. Great nozzle design

Worked perfectly for my phone

Bought this to repair a Samsung watch face that had come apart. Didn't work first or second time as the waterproof band on the watch had expanded so once that was removed there was a better surface grip and now has remained stuck for a month and still okay. Tried this to stick a rubber shoe heel back on but didn't work at all. A hit and miss product but for money has prolonged life of the watch.

Works great. It wasn't very thick, good quality though, easy to use, black in color. I used it to secure s new replacement screen in my phone.

REVIEW UPDATED: As shown below, I initially experienced some discoloration around the edge of my phone screen when I repaired it using this glue, and for that reason I gave the product a four-star rating. But after several days the discoloration has now faded and is barely visible, so I am revising my rating to five stars. I'm happy to see the discoloration fading, and hope that it will work the same for anyone else who may have the same experience as I did. This glue works great, the two tubes provided were generously sized, and the application is easy with the attached fine-point tip. HOWEVER, as you can see in the picture I took, the adhesive discolored my phone's screen. I applied the glue to the back of the screen around three edges, and left a gap at the top where audio needs to come through the case. You can see where I applied it as the screen is now discolored in those areas, with a dim brown tint to the image in those areas. If you are like me, a person who is willing to accept imperfection and will glue my phone back together rather than buy a new one, you might not care too much. But if you are expecting your phone to be like-new after the repair you may be very disappointed to see this permanent discoloration.

Adhesive worked flawlessly. Hi, fix TV's is a hobby and it was my fault. The stuff is perfect for readering LED panels that aren't held in by the bezel. Phase two tubes are quite large with a great pinpoint applicator and we'll probably let me do maybe twenty large t v's total, so very pleased

Two things I found the first time I used this: it cures slowly. Like, hours (give it a day). And it's thinner than I was imagining. Not quite watery but not remotely thick. It's also not all that sticky when it's first applied--clamping is needed. I used this to bond a few 3D printed parts (PETG) together (clamped with zip ties) and to stick some magnets in. The 3D prints were not remotely smooth so a bit more viscosity would maybe have been good. But this seems to be working. I like the small needle tip for precise application and the pin on the cap to maybe prevent or clear clogs. Since it squeezes out thin due to the low viscosity it should go a long way. This is a large quantity of glue for my normal uses and I hope it doesn't harden in the tubes before I can use it all (a lot of single-part adhesives in the polyurethane and cyanoacrylate families (home-center brands) seem to have a pretty limited shelf life once opened for the first time.) Fingers crossed. If I get to use most of it I'll feel like I got a pretty good deal.

I have an old Samsung S9 where the back separated letting coins get inside phone. I used a disposable scalpel to cut the last few strands of glue holding the back on. Used glue all around the edges and places it was before, not in the sim card area. Pushed it together it tries to open up still so being strong Gorilla glass I put a paper towel around phone and placed a 3 gal filled water bottle on top, flat on the bottom and left it to dry for 24 hours. Now back stays on, phone works fine. A bit of black glue around edges. I got a bit on front of glass because my disposable gloves got some glue on them, was able to get it off with qtip and isopropyl alcohol. Phone doesn't look great on edges but it works fine. This glue says it has diamond powder large percent, is hard. Saved my phone for $8. Thanks!