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Repair cars, trucks, motorcycles and more
Bonds to metal, glass, plastic, vinyl, and leather
Seals convertible tops
Fixes seats, mats, lights, mirrors, handles, trim
Withstands heat up to 150° F
Many uses: attach loose auto trim and emblems; repair and attach cracked hoses; mend leather and vinyl upholstery; apply protective coating to battery terminals. Fix cracks in dashboards and panelling

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoAutomotive Goop

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

7 Repair cars, trucks, motorcycles and more. Bonds to metal, glass, plastic, vinyl, and leather. Seals convertible tops. Fixes seats, mats, lights, mirrors, handles, trim

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

jemulock

Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia

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Ultimate Goo

Date:June 7, 2011

"Bought this based on the previous positive reviews to attach chrome molding around the headlights on my vehicle. Works amazing! Dries clear and if you get some on your fingers, it rubs off easily. The smell is a bit overwelming, so if you use it inside the car, leave the windows down for a while. I also used it on the patio railings to reattach parts....worked perfect there too. I highly recommend this!"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

IQ171

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Put all your minor rust spots 'IN STASIS'...

Date:June 18, 2010

"A SOLID QUICK-FIX:
(you won't need any sanding for this process)...

First, scrape off any paint around the rust area, that is starting to peel off.

Pick up a few small soft-bristle paint brushes, and use this product as if it was a small tube of paint. Try to get both sides of the rust area, if possible.

This product will seal and stop the rust in that area from progressing, until you can find the time and/or enegy to do the bodywork, or have the bodywork done.

You can also use touch-up paint, depending on your "vanity-level"."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

KalEl

Location: Lachute, QC

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This goop is amazing

Date:May 12, 2010

"I would have to agree with the other reviewers here. This glue is amazing for pretty much everything. I have used it to glue the window trim back on my car, plastic pieces back together, wood pieces back together and much much more. It has a super strong hold and is easy to work with because it's... goopy and not too liquidy. It's also super easy to wipe up when it's still fresh (leaves no residue) so you can make a nice, clean job every time."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Farmer8

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Fantastic Product

Date:January 9, 2010

"I originally bought this for auto repair: putting trim back on, vinyl upholstery, etc., but it worked so well, I now use it for rubber boot and shoe repair, as a wire insulator, for repairing sparkplug boots...you name it! Just be careful of the fumes coming off this as it dries; I think it's the same stuff as dry-cleaning fluid."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

jimmyh

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What a GREAT Product

Date:September 22, 2008

"The cheap plastic inner fenders on my car were shattered last winter. The dealer wanted MEGA bucks to replace them! GOOP with some nylon window screen also bought at CT fixed the cracks and made the plastic as good as new."

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5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

smxcan

Location: Markham, ON

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Strong

Date:May 20, 2008

"The original emblem fell off my old car. I used this to stick it back on to the trunk, and it’s still stuck for the past 4 years even after being exposed to 4 freezing winters and 4 scorching summers. It’s strong as well, so strong that the lid is now stuck on the tube and I can’t open it."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Toolman11

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Awsome product

Date:October 3, 2007

"It is almost in the same category as WD-40 and duct tape. This stuff will bond anything. It leaves a pliable yet tough surface. I have used it for rips in motorcycle, car and lawn tractor seats. Also on leather and rubber boots, leather gloves, chewed up running shoes, backpacks, electric cords on tools, rubber handles on plyers, car trim, garage door seals...etc, etc. Very durable. Highly recommended. Comes in black or clear."

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Goop Removal

Question:

What is the best method to remove this once it has already settled on your car without damaging the clearcoat/paint?

Does goo-gone and a heat gun work well enough?

amp3d

4 months ago

Answer:

The manufacturer advises that Goo Gone and some light heat might be the best bet. You must be careful to only apply a small amount directly on the glue and let it soften a bit first. You may want to use a Q-tip to apply the Goo Gone. The manufacturer has also used a small blade cutting knife to just start to get a corner of the glue to lift and then you should be able to pull the adhesive back. This product has an elastic type tendency and should be able to peel off. It does not harden the way most other glues do.