How long does Gorilla Glue take to dry?

Gorilla makes several very different glues. The original polyurethane glue needs clamping for 1–2 hours, while super glue gels set in seconds. All of them take about a day to reach full strength. Find your exact Gorilla product below.

Quick answerIt depends on the exact product. The manufacturers' stated times we track:Check your product below; the difference can be days.
Find your product, then start a countdown with your exact application time:
ProductClamp timeSetHandleSandFull cure
Gorilla Original Gorilla Glue
Polyurethane (brown bottle) · US
1–2 hoursNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturer1 day
Gorilla Clear Gorilla Glue
Clear polyurethane (non-foaming) · US
2 hoursNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturer1 day
Gorilla All Purpose Wood Filler
Natural / white / tints · US
Not provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturer1–6 hoursNot provided by manufacturer
Gorilla Construction Adhesive Ultimate
Cartridge · US
Not provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturer1 day
Gorilla Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive
Cartridge · US
Not provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturer1 day
Gorilla Max Strength Construction Adhesive Clear
Cartridge · US
Not provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturer1 day
Gorilla Super Glue Gel
Gel · US
Not provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturerNot provided by manufacturer1 day

Times are the manufacturer’s stated figures under the manufacturer’s conditions. Your product may differ by formula or region. Products are sorted by the first stated time; nothing on this page is sponsored.

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