Instructions for Gorilla Glue
- 1). Assess the material type that you intend to glue. If the surface is slick or shiny, scratch it up with a piece of sandpaper. Sand only the places where glue will adhere, as you do not want to ruin a surface that will be visible after the repair. Such surfaces include glass, glazed ceramics and metal.
- 2). Dampen a paper towel, cloth or sponge with water. Briskly wipe the surface to which you will not directly apply the glue, just enough to get it damp. If you intend to glue two pieces of wood together, perform this step on both surfaces.
- 3). Squeeze a little Gorilla Glue from the applicator tip directly onto the dry surface or to one of the damp wooden surfaces. The company recommends spreading it with disposable plastic gloves or a disposable paint brush. Apply it in an even layer, spreading or removing globs and evening out thin areas.
- 4). Press the glued surface against the unglued surface. Make any adjustments quickly, because the glue dries fast.
- 5). Apply pressure on the glued surface with the clamp. If you cannot use a clamp or do not wish to use one on fragile surfaces, pile books or other heavy objects to apply pressure instead.
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