Manufacturer | Weaver Leather, LLC |
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Place of Business | BROOKLYN, NY, 11236 US |
Part Number | DA 081 |
Product Dimensions | 3.81 x 10.16 x 20.32 cm; 45.36 g |
Item model number | 50-2128 |
Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
Size | 2 oz |
Colour | Neutral |
Material | Wood, Glass, Rubber, Metal, Leather |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Special Features | Waterproof |
Usage | Shoe repair, Crafting, Camping, Outdoor activities, Surface bonding |
Included Components | Barge All Purpose Cement, 2 ounce (4-Pack) |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
Warranty Description | Barge All Purpose Cement |
Item Weight | 45.4 g |
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Barge 50-2128 All Purpose Cement, 2 oz, Neutral
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Brand | Barge |
Specific uses for product | Shoe repair, Crafting, Camping, Outdoor activities, Surface bonding |
Material | Wood, Glass, Rubber, Metal, Leather |
Compatible material | Wood |
Item form | Liquid |
About this item
- Country Of Origin: United States
- Package Height Of The Item Is 1.52cm
- Package Length Of The Item Is 19.05cm
- Package Width Of The Item Is 9.65cm
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Barge All Purpose Cement, 2 ounce (4-Pack)
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ASIN | B00A3UTMJM |
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Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
鶹 Rank |
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Date First Available | Aug. 3 2011 |
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From the manufacturer

Industrial use cement provides a strong bond with only one coat.
Non-smearing formula is flexible and long lasting.
Waterproof and easy to spread, this all purpose cement is great for a variety of applications.
- Rubber
- Wood
- Leather
- Glass
- Cork
- Fiber Materials
- Synthetic & Woven Fabric
- Particle Board
- Aluminum & Steel
- Cotton
- SBR
- Nitrile
- Neoprene
- EVA
- Gumlite
Directions for Using Barge Cement
Surfaces must be clean and dry. Apply an even coat of cement to both surfaces.
Brush or spread glue out to avoid puddling.
Allow to dry 15-20 minutes before pressing the two surfaces firmly together.
Allow to cure overnight before placing into service.
Tip: Make sure to spread glue all the way to the edge of each surface for a seamless edge that won't peel away.
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Sold by | Express Health Supply | Zelikovitz Leathers | LINGWANG TECH | LINGWANG TECH | 鶹.ca | Express Health Supply |
colour | Neutral | Clear | — | Clear | Clear | Clear |
compatible material | Wood | Rubber | — | Leather | Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Paper, Leather, Plastic | Leather |
volume | 2 fluid ounces | 16 fluid ounces | — | 60 milliliters | 88 milliliters | 118 milliliters |
number of items | 1 | — | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
viscosity | Moderate | [High] | — | — | High | Medium viscosity |
water resistance | waterproof | water resistant | water resistant | waterproof | waterproof | water resistant |
container type | Tube | Can | — | Tube | Tube | Bottle |
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Customers say
Customers like the effectiveness, quality, and adhesiveness of the bonding adhesive. They mention it works well for attaching patches to motorcycle vests and adheres to many types of material.
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Customers like the effectiveness of the product. They mention it works very well for gluing sneakers soles and attaching patches to a motorcycle vest.
"Seemed to work as advertised. Repaired my wading boots when the sole started to come off. Time will tell if the repair holds." Read more
"Great product, works well and very handy in the small squeeze tube" Read more
"...at least that's what I heard but in my specific situation it did not perform well." Read more
"Used it to glue sneakers soles...amazing result following the simple instructions. a bit pricey since I had to pay import fees to Canada" Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the product. They mention it's a good quality leather cement.
"Great product, works well and very handy in the small squeeze tube" Read more
"Good quality leather cement. Highly recommended" Read more
"...work for other applications as well but for my needs this was a great product." Read more
"Fast shipping. Great product. Is the one i really need and ask." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the adhesiveness of the product. They mention it adheres well to many types of material, such as vinyl, EVA foam, and PLA plastics.
"Product adhere as well to many types of material. I’ve personally used it on vinyl, Eva foam, PLA plastics." Read more
"The glue works great so far." Read more
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- Reviewed in Canada on December 8, 2024Verified PurchaseThis glue strength is very strong I use it on leather and rubber with stainless steel excellent results.
- Reviewed in Canada on March 21, 2025Verified PurchaseProduct adhere as well to many types of material. I’ve personally used it on vinyl, Eva foam, PLA plastics.
- Reviewed in Canada on June 20, 2024Verified PurchaseSeemed to work as advertised. Repaired my wading boots when the sole started to come off. Time will tell if the repair holds.
- Reviewed in Canada on May 5, 2025Verified PurchaseUsed on my birks. Works good
- Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2025Verified PurchasePerfect fix for boot sole pulling loose.
- Reviewed in Canada on November 13, 2024Verified PurchaseGreat product, works well and very handy in the small squeeze tube
- Reviewed in Canada on August 23, 2023Verified PurchaseUsed it to glue sneakers soles...amazing result following the simple instructions.
a bit pricey since I had to pay import fees to Canada
- Reviewed in Canada on December 29, 2024Verified PurchaseYou have a show that needs fixing... this is the stuff you need
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- Cabe BoothReviewed in the United States on July 5, 2022
5.0 out of 5 stars This stuff is amazing.
Verified PurchaseI had to buy steel-toed boots for work. But I work as a scenic painter so I'm not doing much carpentry or steel work. But rules are rules. So I bought a pair of "indestructible" lightweight combat style boots for about $54 on 鶹. They were really light and fit really well except for one problem. One I should have foreseen. The souls were made out of foam rubber. There is a lot of abrasive old cement floors and rusty ramps..... and yes, I do step in paint constantly. So the bottoms of my shoes were starting to look like polished glass paint. Because they were forming a layer of bonded latex paint on the soles and as I walked around the warehouse? Instead of eventually wearing/falling off like paint would on rubber souls, it was almost like wearing dress shoes after a while (which is extremely slippery and doesn't fit the idea of a work boot getting any traction. Not to mention just slipping in paint or water.). So basically I had to order some rubber soles off of 鶹. Yeah you can buy those. One big shoe pattern. Problem is you have to glue it to the bottom of your shoe. And have it adhere "very well" to the bottom of your shoe. When I was reading the reviews on these replacement soles, people kept mentioning that Shoe Goo was no good and that you should definitely use this contact cement. Review after review seemed to mention that it was essential that you use this contact cement brand specifically. I'm glad I went ahead and added that to my order. I went through a lot of prep work to make sure this went off in one try and didn't ruin my boots (or me screwing it up). They say to wait 20 minutes until you put these pieces together, but I was out in a hot 60-year-old wooden shed / garage. I used an old hardened paint brush to make sure the entire surface of the shoe and the soul were coated in the cement. At one point I even used a large paint stir stick that looked like a tongue depressor. I made sure to get it all over everywhere I wanted it to stick. I lined the shoe up and as I was coming down..... the heel hit first and it was a little disaligned. At this point I realized that this contact cement was going to work very well. Because I had a hell of a time getting that soul off so I could realign the shoe, but I did. This stuff bonds immediately. Yes I went ahead and clamped it and made sure that everything made contact that I wanted to have stick. But I don't think that this sole is coming off this boot.... Until it wears down. Once it bonds it is sort of a clear yellow color. And if you have to pull it apart it turns white from the stretching. But it does stick back together. Let me just tell you, if you're planning on gluing something together and you're never wanting it to ever ever come apart again without some serious imagination and effort? Buy this product. It doesn't take much. When you initially put it on it's very fluid sort of like Elmer's glue but it starts to set up pretty quick. So if you dot it on the surface you want and then can use something to spread it around real fast? Something really sturdy because as you're doing this it's going to be setting up and you're going to be pushing or trying to spread some stuff that's I'm getting extremely thick and more like a sap. So a little bit will cover a lot of area if you work fast. Whatever you use to spread the contact cement on your project? Will be ruined. So find some old cake batter knife or something or go buy a plastic putty knife at a hardware store. Hell even use a wooden paint stir stick. Because whatever you use isn't going to be something you can clean this stuff off of obviously. I was really worried about the soul coming off or tearing the foam heel of the boot. But it seemed to really get in there and bond with the porus quality of the hard foam. I let it dry and today I used a box cutter to cut around the shape of my shoe. And then a Dremel with a sanding tip to shape it..... and this sole ain't coming off anytime soon.. I'm glad I have some left over for whatever else might break or need to be put together, because this stuff is amazing. I'm so glad I didn't try shoe Goo or some other adhesive like e6000. Those all have their place but they're more of a silicone and will eventually pull off. This stuff was perfect for what I was doing.
... five stars. This stuff holds things together like nothing I've seen before. And it dries a hell of a lot quicker than the instructions imply. If you keep everything clamped and together for 10 minutes? That's probably 5 minutes too long. Once this stuff touches the other surface? It's on there. I would still advise using clamps if it isn't a flat surface to make sure that everything makes contact. And be sure and get it on your hands too like I did (and under one fingernail and over the top of the nail). Because picking it off with your teeth is quite a workout. But it does come off painlessly..... After a while. But it maintains its elasticity with adhesion. So it was perfect for this job