Collection: Corian Glue
The short answer: "Corian glue" is a colour-matched, two-part methacrylate joint adhesive. It bonds solid surface to itself and sands flush, so a worktop seam all but disappears. Superglue and Gorilla glue will stick small offcuts, but they aren't made for a visible kitchen joint. Our iSeam Pro 67 is £9 for 50 ml, and you'll need a 10:1 gun and mixing nozzles, all below.
What is Corian glue?
It's a two-part adhesive, mixed 10:1 in a nozzle as you apply it. It's coloured to match the sheet, bonds rigidly, and once cured it's sanded and polished along with the surface. It isn't epoxy, though people often call it that. iSeam Pro 67 is this type of adhesive. According to Forgeway's data sheet, it gives you 9 to 11 minutes' working time, can be sanded after about 30 minutes, reaches full cure in 24 hours and fills gaps of 1 to 2 mm. It's UV stable, so the seam shouldn't yellow.
Why not superglue or Gorilla glue?
For pen blanks and small craft pieces, thin superglue works for plenty of makers, and we'll say so. For a worktop, vanity top or splashback, it falls short: general glues aren't colour-matched, so the line shows, and they're not designed for the heat, weight and knocks a kitchen joint takes. A joint that shows or lets go means cutting it out and starting again. We compare the options in detail in Superglue vs Epoxy vs Seam Adhesive.
Will it match my colour?
We list Glacier White online. We can also match colours for the major solid surface brands, including Corian, HI-MACS, Staron, Hanex and Krion. Find your worktop's brand and colour name (it's usually on the supplier's paperwork) and email sales@gludog.com. Strongly veined or patterned designs are harder to hide, even with a matched adhesive, and we'll tell you honestly if yours is one of them.
What do I need?
- The adhesive: iSeam Pro 67, 50 ml, £9, with two mixing nozzles.
- A 10:1 dispensing gun: £15, if you don't already have one.
- Spare nozzles: £4.95 for 10. Fit a fresh one once adhesive has sat in a nozzle past the working time.
The full cost breakdown is in our solid surface adhesive price guide.
Common questions
Can I use superglue on Corian?
On small, hidden or craft joints, yes. On a visible worktop seam, use a colour-matched joint adhesive.
Do I need to be certified to buy Corian glue?
No. Anyone can buy iSeam Pro 67 from us. If your worktop carries a manufacturer's installation warranty, check its terms before a repair.
What glue should I use to fix Corian to wood?
Not this one. Joint adhesive is for bonding solid surface to solid surface. For fixing a top to a cabinet or substrate, a flexible adhesive is the usual choice. Email us with the job and we'll recommend one.
How much will I need?
One 50 ml cartridge suits a short joint or a repair. For long runs, send us the joint lengths and thickness and we'll tell you what we'd order.
Is it safe?
Part A contains methyl methacrylate, which is highly flammable and can sensitise skin. Use gloves, eye protection and good ventilation, and read the safety data sheet on the product page first.
Corian® is a registered trademark of its owner. Gludog is not affiliated with it. Our adhesives are sold as compatible with Corian and other acrylic solid surface materials.
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