• Performance - molecular bonds are stronger and more durable than the glue joins achieved from the "others", i.e., over the counter super glues and epoxies.  
• Appearance - Our Bonding Agents dry clear, without residue.
• Ease of use - Our Bonding Agents work easily and quickly.
• Versatility - The Tech-Bond System will bond virtually anything to anything (wood, metal, rubber, leather, china, porcelain, resins, etc.) and in any combination.  Using our Poly Prep as a surface primer enables companies and individuals to bond the hard-to-glue polymers, such as; polyethylene, UHMW's, silicone, Delrin®, nylon, polypropylene, starboard, polyester, Teflon®, polyurethane, Mylar®, Lexan, etc. 
• Shelf life - In the 1 ounce and 2 ounce bottles, our Bonding Agents are guaranteed not to harden in the bottle and be usable for two years.  Often our glues will last three to four years and, refrigerated, can last up to ten years.

After reading this, your next question is likely,
                                             "Will Tech-Bond solve my problem?" 

Other websites and/or companies give you a complex chart.  You look up "if you have this material, then use this glue."  With our Bonding Agents you get performance, i.e., you can glue what you need to fix, or put together, you can do it when you need it and, importantly for the hobbyist and/or casual user, the gluing process is always easy. 

To find out about your personal situation, check our list below.   It is important to remember that Tech-Bond Bonding Agents will do dissimilar materials, regardless of their composition.  Note:  Glass is a crystalline substances, so their are no molecules to "grab onto", so, while Tech-Bond does do glass, the bond is not permanent.  All other Tech-Bond joins are permanent. 

Tech-Bond is the solution when you are trying to:

• glue metal to metal, rubber to metal, metal to wood, et al. 
• glue PVC to PVC or PVC to anything.
• glue polyolefin plastics (polyethylene, polyurethane, polypropylene) to each other and/or to other materials.  These are the plastics common in cars, cell phones, cameras, printers, etc.
• repair leather; glue leather or leather to anything.
• repair porcelain, glue china and/or clay.
• glue UHMW's to each other or to other materials.
• glue nylon to nylon or nylon to other materials,(including Remington nylon stocks or the plastics used in gun handles.).
• glue laminates.
• glue HDPE's 
• repair acrylics, glue acrylic to acrylic or to other materials.
• glue composites to each other or to other materials.
• glue starboard to starboard or starboard to wood
•  glue resins to each other or to other materials.
• vinyl to vinyl or vinyl to other materials.
• silicone to silicone or to other materials.
• repair (glue) shoes, boots and other personal items. .
• jewelry repair or manufacturing, including those fake crystals that you haven't been able to bond. 
• repair car seats, motorcycle seats, etc.
• glue lexan to lexan or lexan to anything 
• glue chair legs, end tables, etc.
• repair figurines and other household items.
• glue picture frames whether they are made of wood, acrylic or HDPE plastic
• glue UHMWPE
• glue pot metal, cast metals - either iron or aluminum, brass, copper, tin, titanium and all other metals.  
• when the bond or repair will be exposed to the elements; moisture, the sun, salt, etc.
• when the bond or repair will encounter petroleum or hydraulic products.  Our Bonding Agents are impervious to gas, oil, transmission fluid, etc. 
• when substantial strength is needed.
• when flexibility in a repair or bond is needed.