The Best Industrial Hot Glue Adhesives for Bonding Powder-Coated Metals

Powder-coated metals could present a challenge when you need to bond two surfaces using adhesive. It's best to know exactly what you're dealing wit...

What Is A Water Wash Hot Melt Hose?

Hundreds of individuals and companies use water wash hot melt hoses across the globe – but what exactly is a water wash hot melt hose? And should y...

3M Updates to DP Series Epoxy Duo Pack 50ml Cartridges

We’ve encountered a lot of questions and confusion lately from an update 3M has made to the cartridges on their existing 3M DP Series 50ml epoxy ca...

The Ultimate Guide to Using Upholstery Glue

Upholstery is a useful skill to acquire when you are looking to save money when buying new furniture — especially “fancy” furniture that will burn ...

RTV Silicone Adhesive Applications, Uses & More

Silicone rubbers are man-made elastomers or materials that have both liquid and rubber properties. They start as liquids of varying viscosities, an...

Surface Preparation for Adhesive Bonding – Tips and Tricks

Preparing a surface for adhesive bonding is one of the most important things you can do to obtain a sturdy and strong bond. The adhesive needs to c...

How to Choose a Joint Sealant: A Step-by-Step Guide

If you are planning to use a sealant in your next project, then you want to pick the best one for the job. This guide to joint sealants will help you make the right choice.

What Does RTV Stand For?

RTV stands for room temperature vulcanizing. RTV silicone begins to cure immediately upon being exposed to air, as opposed to the curing agents in ...

Loctite - Adhesives, Hot Melts and Dispensing Equipment

Gluegun.com has entered into a partnership with Henkel-Loctite, the world’s number one adhesives producer, and now offers the full line of Henkel a...

All About Adhesive Spots: Removable Glue Dots® to Permanent Glue Spots

Many industries now rely on hot melt glue, rather than on silicone-based adhesives for bonding needs. Glue Dots® have become a simple, versatile an...

What Is Retaining Compound?

Retaining compounds are a type of adhesive first invented in the 1960s. They are used to fill the spacing between mechanical components, as well as...

Low VOC Adhesives - High Performing and Eco-Friendly

Within the space of a few decades, adhesives have become a pervasive presence in our homes and the workplace. Construction and housing, furniture a...