Weld-On Cement

excellent

Bought this for binding but tried it to glue on a plastic headstock overlay on a Harmony Sovereign . I had to apply to a large area and the glue dried before I had a chance to clamp it .
Should be fine for binding if instructions are followed and glue is applied a section at a time and pressed onto guitar . I didn't look at the online instructions until after my first try .

I have been using this for over 15 years, never had any problems with it.

Used this for my 1st complete binding job on a Tricone neck. Make sure the channel is clean & work in small increments, use the binding tape and/or rubber bands and you should get great results. I used a brush to better control how much went on and it worked great, but each brush was frozen stiff after about 5 minutes or so.

nice stuff, but it does run like syrup, best to mask at the binding line

I've used this in the past with no problem except, the stuff absorbs into the wood. I would say this is great for repair work where the wood has something sealing the wood pours. On raw wood watch out for absorbtion into the wood. Also the aplicator tube is out dated. A syringe type applicator would be better. Also take warnings seriously, gloves, mask, and ventalation are important using this product.

Tried CA Gel first and didn't like the results. The Weld-On was much easier to use and not as messy. Good working time while still sticking.

This works great for both wood and plastic binding. Just wear gloves and use in a ventilated area.

I wont use anything else for my guitar bindings, it's easy to work with and bonds quickly.

I did a little test with this glue, with acrylic binding bought from Stewmac, and I have to say, it did not impress me. I feel that a CA glue has been stronger in my binding tests. I didn't really melt the material in the way it's been described too, and I gobbed it on. I feel like I'll probably do some more tests, but my first impression of the product was not too good.