IPS Weld-On 3 Acrylic Plastic Cement with Weld-On Applicator Bottle with Needle, 4 oz Can, Clear

All products in the image arrived - the bottle contained the cap for the needle, and the bag had the applicator tip. The container was full, with a metal cap inside to seal it and prevent leakage. Unfortunately, upon breaching the seal the cap ejected itself with some force and spilled a bit of cement on my desk, liquefying the paint on my desk. I am fortunate to not be blinded, I suppose. The paint has dried now, so all is well. Regardless, upon testing the product, it works exactly as I intended for bonding PETG 3D printed parts to Acrylic. I am satisfied. I suggest letting the cement come out of the bottle on its own, there is no need to squeeze it.

Worked as advertised. Glued my acrylic like nobody’s business.

This product works as advertised but the surface tension is higher then water so went everyplace except the squeeze bottle so the extra that got on the acrylic stained it and couldn't be repaired. I used a glue needle and it worked way better. I also used painters tape to keep the material where I wanted it. It cured up nicely.

Great for acrylics very strong.

Change your ad picture if that’s not the applicator bottle you’re going to send with your product. This needs a good needle applicator and the one pictured is the best for this application but I just opened my delivery and found this big cheap applicator bottle. I know there’s a huge pricing difference because I buy both types here on Amazon. This huge nozzle is useless I might as well spoon it out of the container. Lucky for you I need this now but I’m making sure others know that the precise needle applicator in the ad is not what you will receive!!!

Really, IPS? The can is immediately open, and spills. Some years ago there was a foil behind the lid, so now you need pliers to open, and spill immediately. And: the can paint dissolves, stains Hand and Fingers blue! The cement itself is ok, the same as few years before. But the cans are much worse. If I find another manufacturer I will switch.

It is a pretty crappy container, and I had to use my own syringe to apply it to my projects. But the glue is really good, especially on 3D prints/projects.

This product works well. It's extremely thin and evaporates quickly. It was difficult to unscrew the cap from the can but once this was done there is a snap-in insert in the opening that needs to be pried open. When I did this for the first time, the insert went airborne. I used the product and it worked. When I went to use it a second time, the insert popped again but not as high. Just be aware of this when you use it. It also dissipates very quickly. You must be fast when using the product. I used a brush to apply it to the acrylic that I was gluing. It evaporates instantly so I had to re-load the brush multiple times to get enough of the product onto my project. FYI.