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How To Fast Cure Gorilla Glue
This video shows you how to fast cure Gorilla Glue using common household items. You can control how much the glue expands or not, how to make it into a paste etc. Typical cure time is 30 to 45 min instead of 1 to 2 hours or Overnight cure... If you like what you see, please visit my business website www.mlmforshypeople.com
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How to make a water bottle instantly into Ice!
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How to magically turn an ordinary water bottle from liquid water to solid ice in just a few seconds. The how to: Use an unopened - new bottle from the store. Cool it very slowly in the freezer (I use my portable fridge in my office). As it cools, it will actually drop below freezing IF it was done slow enough, the water is pure, and nothing aggitates or moves the water. You can take the water ...

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  • @mo_the_goat_1
    @mo_the_goat_1 Місяць тому

    i did this by accident i just wanted ice cold water then i did a bottle flip then it started turning to ice

  • @user-fu1ri6qh3j
    @user-fu1ri6qh3j 8 місяців тому

    try dibutyl tin dilaurate., or triethylenediamine or Bismuth/ lithium carboxylates.

  • @bigsippy-
    @bigsippy- Рік тому

    Interesting

  • @bunnywriter6463
    @bunnywriter6463 Рік тому

    Actually, if you want to make this kind of bottle of water turn into ice, get a bottle of water to your refrigerator that has its coldness (which means it is somehow super cool) and try to tap it in a flat surface or maybe in your palm with pressure. With this, because of the pressure wave that you put on bottle of water, it will completely freeze. And ta-da, you have a bottle of ice.

  • @davidchavez81
    @davidchavez81 Рік тому

    I'm guessing the MLM thing didn't work out lmao

  • @krystalannegomez7875
    @krystalannegomez7875 Рік тому

    I'm not satisfied with this video at all. You didn't show a drop exampl of the amount of glue you used so im unaware of the level of expansion. Also you didn't for show times for some of the experiments when comparing some of them. You even covered up the parts on the card so I couldn't even see it as well. So I became confused. So the levels of expansion would be good plus remembering to state time for each experiment when comparing or at least make them visible for a few seconds still and not moving the camera as you explain. Seems like you just wanted to rush through this as quickly as possible. You had quite a bit of explaining and experiments to present so there was no need to rush. This should have been slowed down more and reported more clearly. Fail. 😜

  • @vernardfisher1114
    @vernardfisher1114 Рік тому

    So I guess my question is when you look at the video or their commercials all the gorilla shows up and puts a girl in Blue on there and oh it works perfect that's not how it works so it's false advertisement just wondering if that's how you feel

  • @vernardfisher1114
    @vernardfisher1114 Рік тому

    So it sounds like to me that the Gorilla Glue is not as good as super glue let me know if I'm right or correct or uncorrect

  • @davidtrigger668
    @davidtrigger668 Рік тому

    Not scientific & ignores any effects, adverse or otherwise, upon the integrity of the bond in the short or long term.

  • @sgsheff
    @sgsheff Рік тому

    What about just using water?

  • @jimmyburks4345
    @jimmyburks4345 Рік тому

    Thanks for presentation that hits it for this old engineer.

  • @AF_1892
    @AF_1892 2 роки тому

    I want to know what GG and water - produces what gas fumes? It makes me nauseated even wearing n100 solvent mask. I think it must be absorbing though nitrile gloves or the fumes. The fumes hurt my eyes. Well ventilated. Edited for clarity cause GG already making me loopy.

  • @robertgonzalez2759
    @robertgonzalez2759 2 роки тому

    Thank you for doing the research, I'm a terrain builder for models and have been looking into using GG for structured ground.

  • @dragan3290
    @dragan3290 2 роки тому

    So if I moisten my knife handle in vinegar? It'll cure quicker? That explains why it took so long to cure. I kept it in dry spots, warm but dry. Over 27 hours to harden properly. Top job. Thanks heaps! Cheers from Australia

  • @popwall4297
    @popwall4297 2 роки тому

    As thick as you got that you would expect it to take longer to get hard also when you add baking soda it changes color I'd rather have the clear then have it look like baking soda which shows up and looks bad .. follow the instructions on the bottle a lot of tests and research was done by Gorilla Glue people for the best way for this to work for you ...that's the way I would go..

    • @Youdontsayyyy
      @Youdontsayyyy Рік тому

      The first 16 words of your comment had me 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @mary-si3vp
    @mary-si3vp 3 роки тому

    wow. gotta try this

  • @jimmiller4951
    @jimmiller4951 3 роки тому

    Very good video Sir . I would be hesitant to try this because adhesion hasn't been proven. I prefer to trust the Gorilla Glue Company with maybe a touch more water

  • @Mike-hr6jz
    @Mike-hr6jz 3 роки тому

    It’s not as strong when you add the water and baking soda or the vinegar and baking soda what happens is the water or Vinegar through the thermal exchange heats up expands in small pockets of steam causing it to phone but it also weakens the bond when it’s totally dry it’s still good but when you check tensile strength it’s about half of what it would be if you left it alone

  • @rgruenhaus
    @rgruenhaus 3 роки тому

    But what about it's material strength after adding the vinegar and Baking Soda? A brick with added curing speed-up might not hold up to the test of a 20 story building! Curing time adds strength! That's why when they put concrete table tops in a pool of water it hardens better! Shortcuts aren't always better!

  • @MrTomb789
    @MrTomb789 3 роки тому

    This bloke needs to get out more...

  • @gotcha4649
    @gotcha4649 3 роки тому

    HI YOU TUBER

  • @user-ro2cv4yb9f
    @user-ro2cv4yb9f 3 роки тому

    Lol

  • @genesmay6589
    @genesmay6589 3 роки тому

    Did you do a bond strength test??? How brittle was the toothpaste compared to the normal glue????

  • @giovannachukwuma3475
    @giovannachukwuma3475 3 роки тому

    You are LITERALLY a life saver. I know this is 7 years later but I just want to let you know how thankful I am :)

    • @giovannachukwuma3475
      @giovannachukwuma3475 3 роки тому

      Btw I used the ‘clear grip’ gorilla glue and it worked great

  • @jjj25313
    @jjj25313 3 роки тому

    What about just mixing it with water?

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    @robiulhassan848 3 роки тому

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  • @gerardwayismyidoll
    @gerardwayismyidoll 4 роки тому

    This helped me when i made my kokichi ouma carboard cutout. Thank you very much。

  • @ronniepirtlejr2606
    @ronniepirtlejr2606 4 роки тому

    Good job man, you nailed it!👍

  • @Mr7777
    @Mr7777 4 роки тому

    Dope video bro and nice explanations💯

  • @TohGahr
    @TohGahr 4 роки тому

    Can you provide an application example?

  • @TheObsessedGardener
    @TheObsessedGardener 4 роки тому

    Super informative man

  • @jonpaulison2283
    @jonpaulison2283 4 роки тому

    Thanks for the video , very informative. I'm a knife maker and my patience sometimes runs thin .

  • @dougyternent3621
    @dougyternent3621 4 роки тому

    Can you use Gorilla Glue Clear in the same way?

    • @thekrazykluins7823
      @thekrazykluins7823 3 роки тому

      I was wondering the same thing...I actually came here looking for an answer to the goopy clear "permanent repair" gorilla glue

    • @AF_1892
      @AF_1892 2 роки тому

      The clear kind, used with water like the standard GG, doesn't foam much and seems to form weaker bond. Typing this comment as I attempt to finish assembling Ikea. Dresser with this stuff at all places. The fumes from it get so bad I wear a noxious fume respirator. But I need goggles bc my eyes start to burn. 2 drawers left to go.

  • @craftybum
    @craftybum 5 років тому

    JUST GET PVA

  • @dennisgarber
    @dennisgarber 5 років тому

    I am interested in using Gorilla Glue and spackling mixed together in order to get a lightweight foam that is still hard for potting Electronics. Do you think this would work?

    • @JupiterJamie
      @JupiterJamie 2 роки тому

      I know this comment is 2 years old, but it's a very interesting idea! Did you ever try it?

    • @dennisgarber
      @dennisgarber 2 роки тому

      @@JupiterJamie I think I did try it with a lightweight foam to see. I never got around to building another led lamp to test. I wanted to pot some electronics, yet keep it as light as possible, yet offer some good crush and ruggedability. I recall getting something lighter than the glue, and stronger than the light weight spackling. It wasn't fingernail proof as I recall. It would have taken some formula tweaking to find the right balance, and still might have needed a painted on hard epoxy resin shell, or something to make it harder, but keep it light.

  • @ronburgandy3891
    @ronburgandy3891 5 років тому

    Super cool man

  • @JosH-lu1dy
    @JosH-lu1dy 5 років тому

    Mix with 25% elmers glue, makes the hard foam in about 30 min. Great for filling gaps without having to buy the one-time use cans from the hardware store.

  • @Drawde907
    @Drawde907 5 років тому

    Nothing like being high and bored . 🤣

  • @Alien937
    @Alien937 5 років тому

    Patience is a virtue.

  • @markhill88
    @markhill88 5 років тому

    Looks like same stuff as Evo Stick

  • @gaz1003
    @gaz1003 5 років тому

    buy a can of activator.job done

  • @RavenVargas27
    @RavenVargas27 5 років тому

    This is an awesome trick thanks

  • @stevenb320
    @stevenb320 5 років тому

    Super glue and baking soda sets up instantly compared to gorilla glue and 2 other ingredients. It's a good experiment but super glue and baking soda is how we repair helicopter blades.

    • @thekrazykluins7823
      @thekrazykluins7823 3 роки тому

      Really?? That's amazing! Thank you for this comment! This video was super interesting to watch, but this comment was just as interesting 👌

  • @jean-claudegolovine5725
    @jean-claudegolovine5725 5 років тому

    Thank you. I was having curing problems wit this glue. I now know what to do. :-)

    • @katiet4667
      @katiet4667 3 роки тому

      Right. My gorilla glue wood glue i still tacky 12 hours later and now I know why, thanks to this video. I will read the tiny print on the bottle again with a bigger magnifier!

  • @7markhunter
    @7markhunter 6 років тому

    Here we have an idiot who doesn't realize that 99% of Gorilla Glue users do not want foam. Not sure why this is not obvious to the video maker.

  • @hanslain9729
    @hanslain9729 6 років тому

    Lotta toxic comments(sad people)... thanks for going through this process. Interesting to see the differences. Everything has its place and this helped me as I needed to join a a few pipes for something I was building and the foaming action of this glue bonded and filled in the gap between the two different pipe diameters.

  • @hugo.bonillas2826
    @hugo.bonillas2826 6 років тому

    I gorilla glued something plastic and metal I want it to soften so I can take it off

  • @richarda.valdes1197
    @richarda.valdes1197 6 років тому

    Sorry... were you able to check hoe tje mixtures affected the strength of the bond?

  • @richarda.valdes1197
    @richarda.valdes1197 6 років тому

    Interesting....did you check

  • @shawnio
    @shawnio 6 років тому

    step 1 spray your work surface with vinegar, then sprinkle on some baking soda and then realize you watched a youtube video and you're an idiot