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“The Last Glue” You’ll Ever Need
If you’ve got a broken fan belt, leaking water pipe, split O-ring, or just need to make a metal-to-metal connection, you might want to try using The Last Glue.

    It sticks to anything in just one second and can withstand temperatures up to 650 degrees F. and down to -63 degrees. It can also withstand up to 5,000 psi and comes with a 1-year guarantee.

    It’s the only glue on the market that’s truly anaerobic. It works by depriving the connection of air, and the bond it makes is quick and permanent. All other glues work with either moisture or air so they’ll always dry out.

    Most connections require only one drop. The glue is non-toxic and FDA approved and never dries out if stored in the refrigerator.

    If you can’t deprive the item being glued of air, the company suggests using a companion product called The Last Fill, which creates a liquid weld. It’s designed to fill any void, crack or gouge such as a hole in a pipe, a leak in a hose, or a hairline crack in a mug.

    I used The Last Glue to repair a broken shelf in a refrigerator which had been “repaired” twice before with other glues. I applied one drop to the broken shelf and the bond was quick, easy, strong, and permanent.

    According to company owner Shawn McMahon, The Last Glue is popular with farmers because it can replace so many other products and does what other glues can’t do. It can fix everything from leaking water lines to broken belts and even cracked engine blocks.

    A video demonstration can be seen at their website. Prices range from $19.95 to $69.95 depending on size.

    Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, The Last Glue, 848 North Rainbow Blvd Suite 3789., Las Vegas, Nevada 89107 (ph 716 961-8359 or 905 465-3805; www.thelastglue.com; shawn@thelastglue.com).


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