These are only a few of the thousands of ways
you can use Rhino glue:

Rhino glue sticks to:

General Usage Instructions:

1. Using a pair of scissors, make a cut one quarter of an inch from the top of the bottle nozzle. If  the tip becomes crusty from air in the nozzle pierce with a needle.

2. Surface to be joined must be free of rust, grease or dust.

3. Spread on a thin layer of adhesive. Do not rub in. The thinner the layer, the better the bond. For porous materials, apply adhesive to both sides.

4. Best results are obtained at room temperature. Hold for 30 SECONDS. Different materials have different bonding rates. Rubbers and PVC’s bond almost instantly. Allow the glued items to stand for a few minutes. The bond will continue to get stronger over several hours.

5. Nozzle Maintenance: Before placing cap back on bottle, tap bottle to drain back down the glue and wipe the nozzle tip off using a disposable cloth rag.

6. Only use Extender Snip Tip for very small specialty applications. Always remove after each use and cut the tip before using again.

7. Thoroughly test your project before use.

Rhino Glue is not suitable for paper, teflon, polyethylene, or polypropylene.

Baking Soda Instructions:


Baking soda mixed with the Rhino Glue formula makes an excellent filling agent with almost all materials and can be filled, drilled, sanded, sawed and painted. Fill the hole, crack or space with dry baking soda. Apply one drop of Rhino Glue and allow the glue to be absorbed. If there is extra baking soda that is not wet, apply more glue, one drop at a time. Rhino Glue and baking soda sets like concrete in about 10 seconds.

Rhino Putty Instructions:


To use the Rhino Putty glue, slice the required quantity of it, then knead with your fingers for 1 to 2 minutes until it gets a uniform coloration.  Apply it immediately on a clean surface, and replace the remaining Rhino putty in its plastic tube for storage.

Storage Instructions:

Always close lid after use, avoid exposure to heat, and direct sunlight. Rhino glue is best stored in a dark cool place.

If stored outside a dark cool place, Rhino glue has a shelf life of about 6 months.

If stored inside a dark cool place, Rhino glue has a shelf life of about 1 year.

An Example of Materials Rhino glue Works With:

Porous Items:

Wood, Cement, Brick, Pottery, Statues, Foam Rubber, Leather, Styrofoam, Ceramics, China, etc...

Non Porous Items:

Metal, Glass, Crystal, Porcelain, Rubber, PVC Plastic, ABS Plastic, Vinyl, etc...

Glues Virtually Anything:

Furniture, Antiques, Appliances, Shoes, Boating, Marine, Fishing, Hunting, Archery, Crafts, Fabric, Pottery, Toys, Automotive, Assembly, Building, etc...


WARNING- CYANOACRYLATE

This product contains cyanoacrylate. Will bond skin in seconds. Do not swallow or inhale vapors. Immerse bonded skin in warm soapy water and gently ease apart. Acetone or nail polish remover containing acetone will help un-stick skin. For eyelid bonding, consult a physician. KEEP OUT OF CHILDREN'S REACH..