Shoe Goo/Household Goop

[morewattsnow]

Anybody out there like Shoe Goo as much as I do? I use it on lots of stuff and it seems to hold better than epoxy or JB Weld in a lot of applications. Motor mounts stay on fiberglass better, stuffing tube braces, I even glue servos and have yet to have one come loose, even on 40" outriggers. But if you have to remove it I use a stiff putty knife to get under it and it comes up pretty easily. Any thoughts?

[BHChieftain]

I like that it is semi permanent and stays a bit flexible. I use it to seal the strut on my 1/10 shovel (strut is mounted on inside and exits thru the bottom of the hull), seal holes, and secure components to the bottom of the hull-- I like to know I can remove it to change the layout and balance if I want.

Chief

[damfurst]

I love shoe goo, but there is also a 5 pack of shoe goo, household goo, etc. that are in little tubes that make it easier to glue something if you have tight quarters to get into.

[G1ST]

Shoo goo is the best.

[larz001]

i love the stuf but i havent tried it yet in my boat

[bzubee]

I have found a very similar product called E6000 sold at Micheals and Hobby Lobby even Walmart and it is a little cheaper than SHOO GOO it works great only thing I have found taht you can glue the plastic fuel takns together and they actually hold and to get them apart you have to work at it. Some really great adhesive.

[rufus2000]

I've used it to seal the servo and antenna holes. Not sure if its better than silicone but so far I like it alot.