Sugru mouldable glue

Oftentimes Christmas decorations cannot be easily fixed because of the many little pieces that break off or shatter. However, I found the perfect fix for them.

Sugru mouldable glue, adhesive and putty that sets into a flexible and durable silicone rubber

SUGRU is the world's first mouldable glue. It is very usable, but at the same time - VERY expensive. Here is the method how to make your own "sugru" for penn…

I have something so fun to share with you today. There is this new mouldable glue called Sugru that comes in lots of colors and is so easy to work with. I love using old single earrings and buttons…

Mary Lindloff on Instagram: "Don’t throw away broken Christmas decor! Fix it with @sugru Mouldable Glue! #ad It’s perfect for hard-to-repair items like broken mugs, missing hooks, and more. It’s easy to mould, mess-free, and dishwasher safe. You’ve got to try it! Check out my link in bio to get some for yourself. #sugru #christmasdecor #homehacks #ifixedit #repairdontreplace #christmascrafts #budgetfriendlychristmas #thriftedfinds"

How to Make Your Own Sugru Substitute: I call it Oogoo, an inexpensive silicone clay that is easily made. It can be used as an excellent substitute for Sugru. It can be hand molded or cast in forms. Or, it can be used as a casting silicone. It can be colored any color from white to black…

Sugru Mouldable Glue by tesa is a multi-purpose glue for creative fixing and making. It is the world’s first mouldable glue that remains flexible when set and sticks to most materials including glass, ceramic, wood, metal and most plastics. There are simply no limits to what Sugru can do. People use it around the world for everything from fixing boots and sealing leaky taps to repairing broken toys and rebuilding missing parts on appliances. Sugru can also be used to mount small things to…

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Explore all the uses and projects Sugru has to offer from outdoors, crafts, DIY, and tech projects, including a wide range of getting started tips.

If adult Play-Doh existed, it would probably be used both for fun and to help you solve problems in everyday life. You could use it to repair a distressed electrical cord, mend a cracked dishwasher, or even kid-proof a camera. Turns out, that adult Play-Doh exists and it’s called Sugru (soo-groo). This tiny piece of rubber is amazing — it starts as a soft, malleable dough and then turns to hard silicone overnight.