No one likes it but glue guns break. Some sooner than others and some are more expensive to fix. Here at Gluegun.com, we offer support and repair on almost every glue gun we sell. This gives us an expertise on helping you make the best choice when it comes to deciding whether repair is the right option for you. Here's a quick rundown on how to start the repair process.

Step 1: Contact Us

Give us a call or send us an email. Be sure to have the make and model of the glue gun and it helps to have the purchase date so we can see if it is under warranty. No need to be shelling out money for a repair when we can get the manufacturer to do it for you. 

Step 2: Return Material Authorization

If you decide that repair is the road you want to take, we will issue you an RMA. This is a simple one page form to fill out with your contact information and a brief description of your problem. This will help us hit the ground running on you repair and let us know where to ship your glue gun after it is fixed. 

Step 3: Quote

We're not in the business of secret charges and hidden fees. There will typically be a small upfront fee for diagnosis (this will be laid out with your RMA) and then we will issue you a quote based on time and materials. If there are ever any changes to the parts needed or time necessary for you repair, you will be notified BEFORE the work is done so you can decide if you would like to move forward.

Step 4: Shipping

Now that your old, broken glue gun has received a second chance at life, it's time to ship it back. Customers are responsible for return shipments. Most repairs will ship from Minneapolis, MN so average time in transit is 2-4 days.

Lead Time

All repairs are different and many require small, specialized parts from their respective manufacturers. We do our best to stock as many parts as possible but if we do need to order a special part we will do our best to keep you up to date on lead times and estimated ship dates. Always feel free to contact us with updates, questions or to discuss your application needs.