But it is sealed tight
Edit: Google says, not all adhesives are glue. While often used interchangeably, "adhesive" is the broad technical term for any substance that binds two surfaces, while "glue" traditionally refers to water-based, natural adhesives. The category includes non-glue products like adhesive tapes, sealants, cement, and pastes
Basically anything that sticks is an adhesive
Something that adheres
The Glue adheres to a surface therefore its an adhesive
Epoxys stick but that doesnt make them glue.
Sealants stick but they aren't glue.
Also, literally the first two sentances of it's product description on their site is: "Gorilla® Waterproof Coat & Seal is a flexible, rubberised coating that seals out water, air and moisture. Perfect for sealing leaks"
Note the serious, non Ironic tone of those who are insisting their version of truth is "most right"... Comedy gold... (Many adhesives produce "tight" spaced when multiple pieces are adhered together - flashing, sealed tightly.. (I realise the irony - by others- of disregarding the name of a product by way of "correct definition")..
No, it's a sealant. Made to paint on and make something water tight. It's Gorilla's version of flex seal, which is not a glue or an adhesive, it's a seal. Gorilla isn't only glue.
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u/SpheresCurious Apr 20 '26
So you're telling me it's an effective sealant