ABRO Rear View Mirror Adhesive, Two-Step Permanent Bond Kit

I'm assuming I didn't follow the instructions very good. Cause I couldn't get it to stick.

Worked great

holding strong so far

It didn’t work for me I hold it for more than two minutes and nothing it didn’t harden

Works great

I purchased the adhesive to attach a mirror to my windshield. The application has to be done correctly to get a proper bond at the correct location. I, therefore, wanted to apply it exactly as instructed. The following are my application steps and problems. 1. Cleaning the surfaces. I used 320 grit sand paper to remove tarnish and old adhesive from the metal piece that holds the mirror. A razor and alcohol were used to prepare the glass. 2. Application of activator. This is where I ran into a problem. The instructions (see picture) told me to pull apart the plastic tabs and apply the activator liquid to the metal and glass. The package, however, does not contain this type of applicator. The activator liquid is in a vial with a cloth swab attached to the top. To clarify the instructions, I called the number on the package. Abro is a US based company, so there was no language barrier. The operator connected me with someone in the corporate department. He wasn’t familiar with the product and couldn’t help suggest anything other than breaking open the vial. I wound up puncturing the vial through the cloth. ( Later, I was able to find a video produced by the manufacturer that said to crush the vial with your fingers.) Once the cloth was wet with the activator, I applied it to the metal piece and windshield area then waited for over a minute as instructed. 4. Application of adhesive. I quickly applied a couple of drops to the metal and pressed it to the windshield. It felt like it was not moving after about 10 seconds. Conclusion. Once I struggled through inadequate instructions, the adhesive worked. I can recommend this product with 4 stars with the caveat to watch the video instructions.

Follow directions, timing is critical. Mirror staying perfectly after 3wks. Product packaging had no date code. Product was less liquid and more gooey, likely a little old but still worked well.

Works, but terrible instructions on the primer. You will need some kind of a pick, or better yet, a jeweler's flathead screwdriver. Insert it through the fabric cap and break the vial NOT the vial body but behind the fabric so it sips out. Also, the glue says use drops, but that's literally what's in the tube: two freaking drops. You are going to have to squeeze them out. It will be deceiving because glue will not come out if you just tilt it. Once you put the button on the windshield, it will slide freely. Hold it in place until it starts to cure.