I need a reliable outdoor glue for my projects-any ideas

I have tried e6000, and hot glue as directions say but once outside for one rainy/cold/hot day and it a done deal. please help
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  • Carolyn McAfee Carolyn McAfee on May 18, 2013
    Have you tried Gorilla Glue?
  • KMS Woodworks KMS Woodworks on May 18, 2013
    What would be helpful to know is what you are trying to glue. I have wood projects that have been exposed to the elements for years. My choice here is titebond III (the stuff in the green package) I have also used poly urethane based construction adhesive, epoxies etc. Matching the adhesive with the product is the first step.
  • Karen Kelly-Philbrick Karen Kelly-Philbrick on May 18, 2013
    glass, ceramics, wood, plastic rocks, etc- FOR Faerie houses bird bathes etc
  • Sia@South 47th Sia@South 47th on May 18, 2013
    You have many different materials that a "One Glue fits all" may not be suitable. Here's what I use for gluing glass to glass, for outdoor use: Outdoor Silicone. For ceramics (small projects such as yours) 3M Ceramic Adhesive Outdoor Gel. For Plastic etc Loctite is easy to work with, plus it comes in many fabrications, or Rhino Glue. Both are inexpensive, easy and for the projects you're creating just might be the trick. Hope that helps! xo
  • Sam Schaefer Sam Schaefer on May 19, 2013
    I always use Kwik Seal Clear Caulk. Holds up to weather, can be painted, and since it's silicone, it will give with the weather changes. Good luck!
  • KMS Woodworks KMS Woodworks on May 19, 2013
    Karen Kelly---my partner is the house resident fairie. expert. We just finished up a large project for one of her clients. http://torisaur.blogspot.com/ we call is the tree trunk house She also has a following on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Torisaurs-Buzz/154237526293 All of her projects so far have been indoor creations, we buy hot melt glue sticks by the case.
  • Terri J Terri J on May 19, 2013
    I found Gorillia Glue (sorry about spelling) works on my wood, ceramics, plastic, rubber the best
  • Karen Kelly-Philbrick Karen Kelly-Philbrick on May 21, 2013
    thank you all for your help...
  • Lynn Bentley Lynn Bentley on May 27, 2013
    I use automotive contact adhesive for the simple reason the car is in all kinds of elements .