Rubbery glue, wood to metal

[Mel Fulks]

I think all the Goos are the same. Just a gimmick to take up a lot of display room. Around here the walls of Goos are
gone .

[John K Jordan]

I think all the Goos are the same. Just a gimmick to take up a lot of display room. Around here the walls of Goos are
gone .

I think you are correct! At one time I bought Shoe Goo, Automotive Goo, Marine Goo, and maybe Household Goo. I use them interchangeably. I find them better than silicone caulk for repairing a crack in a plastic poultry or rabbit waterer.

JKJ

[Günter VögelBerg]

e6000 glue

[Ben Kann]

Goodyear makes a glue called Pliobond. It is specifically for joining wood to metal. It settles in the bottle/can and mixing is a major pain, but it will work better than anything imaginable (bamboo rod builders use it to attach metal ferrules to rod shafts; where I first learned about it).

[andy bessette]

+1 on the 3M 5200 as best choice.

[Lisa Starr]

Vulkem was made by Tremco. Their product now is Dymonic which is still a good caulking.