DAP COLORmaxx 7079800129 Weldwood Contact Cement, Liquid, Strong Solvent, Tan, 0.67 oz Bottle

Didn't work for me.

Total ripoff enough! the price is about 3 times it should be for the size.

Works great on all sorts of stuff

The only downside to this specific product is the amount of it in the packaging. The tube you see there is at most 2/3 cement and 1/3 air. I've purchased several of these at this point (two more getting delivered tomorrow), and it's been fairly consistent that when I'm halfway through a tube, most of what's left is air. So only get this if 1-2 of these will be enough, otherwise just get the can and put some in a squeeze bottle. As far as the actual quality of the contact cement, it's second to none. Follow the instructions and all the guidelines people give on the internet because they're 100% right. Use something to spread the cement thin, don't leave it as a clump or line, make sure the entirety of the contact surfaces you're gluing together has the cement on it (shiny at an angle). You'll get impatient waiting after 3-4 minutes for it to set up and get tacky, but just wait the extra 5 or so. After about 10 minutes of this sitting on some EVA foam (both joining pieces' contact surfaces), I was lucky I had registration lines to follow, because these were NOT coming back apart. If you need to leave yourself some wiggle room for error, only let it sit for about 5 and you might get it separated cleanly, though applying heat can reopen the seam under stress. Also fun fact: this has acetone in it, so if you're using sharpie or something to mark what you're gluing, it will end up all over your hands. 10/10 recommend Weldwood, 7/10 recommend this specific tube.

It's trying to pass itself off as Welwood glue. It is not. It is ok but not anywhere near as good. Don't mistake it for Welwood. Maybe Welwood was gone away and this is what we now have?