Pratley Rubber Repair - 2 Part Black Epoxy Leather Glue - Adhesive Kit for Couches, Shoe Sole, Boot Heel, Plastic, Car Dashboard and Bumper

I bought this product to repair a rubber part that I could not replace. I was able to mold a large section of a rubber intake hose on an old Acura Legend, the original part was cracked and part of it was missing, I searched all over to try to find a replacement, and found that it was just not available any where. As an alternative I made a mold of the undamaged section of the original part, and used that to form a new section on the old part. The repaired section made with the wonda fix material filled in the gap and did a great job. The material cured in 24 hours and bonded with the old material and remained flexable and durable. A great fix, for a really tough repair. Thank!

I used this to repair a vinyl tear on the arm rest in my car. It doesn't look all that great, but it did the job a lot better than the vinyl repair kit goo I used previously on it. I can see where this epoxy could have a lot of uses around the house. Good stuff to have around. Comes with an ample amount and is a good value for the money.

I make and install auto parts especially vinyl/plastic trim pieces. I have used all products from all mfgs. to install, repair and even form these pieces, including other two-part rubber compounds. This little product is the best I have ever used. Advantages: Adheres extremely well, tough, does not abrade, flake off or disengage. Forms a very smooth, even finish even if applied rough. Can be shaped with/spread into a silicone mold and can be used to fabricate small rubber trim pieces. Highly recommend this product.

Don't waste your money. Go buy a tube of black silicone caulking with adhesive that's paintable. When you apply it, wait until it's nearly dry and detail it with a dental tool to match the surrounding area and then paint it with the car dash paint to blend it in. This creates an uncontrollable MESS.

I needed an adhesive on my Nike rubber shoe soles that had separated. I made sure two parts were clean, mixed ingredients (very easy to mix), and applied the mixed paste to both parts). Dried completely overnight. Voila! Wears like new.

Even after it cures prolonged exposure to water seems to undo the color and adhesive qualities of this product... IOW if your application will get wet look elsewhere...

Amazing stuff. I wished I took before and after pictures of my dashboard. The mix becomes rubbery really quick. It definitely helped me fixed the 2 cracks I have on the dash. I hope it keeps the cracks close as they are now. I’ll try updating some pics of how it looks now. But as of now, really happy with this epoxy.

My car stays outside all of the time and I needed to glue a pad on my dash to house my garage door opener. The heat of the summer caused all other glues to melt and become sticky; thus losing my device . This glue finally stays stuck. We've had some hot days and so far, so good.