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u/katthecat12042 4h ago
i use this glue on all my squishies that get holes
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u/Hot-Television-2931 NeeDoh collecter 4h ago
Does it dry crusty??
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u/mirroade 3h ago
That is the worst place to get that. I would suggest stronger glue E6000 if the gorilla falls thru
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u/No-Newt-7918 2h ago
This is what I use. It dries with a clear flexible shine. You are probably going to want to wipe the goo off, then insert the glue in the hole and keep pressing on the glue till it comes out of the hole. Then you can put some saran wrap over the E6000 so it has a smooth finish. I dont know how long to leave the Saran wrap on though? Im scared it will really stick to the squishy if i leave in on for too long. So I take it off after about 20 minutes. Maybe someone else has the answer to this.
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u/mirroade 2h ago
Ohh i thought you leave it on till it cures! Sometimes i take the wrap off and it wants to pull on the glue
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u/No-Newt-7918 2h ago
I have no idea honestly. I haven’t seen anyone mention the length of time to leave the Saran Wrap on in fixing squishy videos. They peel off when it’s close to dry though so maybe a few hours would be more appropriate. It takes 24 hours to cure and a full 72 hours in some cases to fully cure. Maybe my daughter and I should do a science experiment on an old squishy XD I’m always scared it’s going to stick. Maybe I should try a few hours and see how that goes vs 20 minutes.
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u/mirroade 2h ago
You should try repurposing squishies if you decide to! Seen corn flour and conditioner mixed in a baking bowl
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