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ToolGuyd > Accessories > Gorilla Glue Bottles Updated with Anti-Clog Cap

Gorilla Glue Bottles Updated with Anti-Clog Cap

Jan 27, 2012 Stuart 30 Comments

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Gorilla Glue 2oz Bottle Clog Free Cap

Gorilla Glue has updated their 2oz bottles with a new anti-clog air-tight cap. Why are we excited about this? Because we’ve had our fair share of cured-glue-clogged caps. It’s not a pleasant feeling to get everything ready for a repair or DIY project only to find out that the bottle of glue is practically unusable.

The new 2oz Gorilla Glue cap features:

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  • ergonomic wing nut grip for easier opening and closing
  • air-right precision seal to lock out air and mositure
  • stainless steel pin that fits into the tip of the nozzle

Gorilla Glue Anti-Clog Cap

This is something you’ll want to look for in-store to ensure you get a bottle with the new cap and not one with the old style. In cases like this it’s best to see what you’re buying.

Gorilla Glue via Amazon

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30 Comments

  1. Barks

    Jan 28, 2012

    Finally! This will cut the ‘effective’ price without all the waste of dried glue.

    Reply
  2. porphyre

    Jan 31, 2012

    Is this new design still Made in USA?

    Reply
    • Stuart

      Jan 31, 2012

      Absolutely! I have a sample on my test bench, and it does still say Made in USA.

      Reply
  3. denis callahan

    Aug 24, 2014

    I have a 2 oz bottle with the new cap. I seem to have the same problem as before. The metal pin in the cap became detached from the cap and fastened to the bottle opening. I cannot get the glue flowing even after pulling out pin with pliers. Very frustrating indeed.

    Reply
    • hunter

      Nov 16, 2017

      me too how do this work

      Reply
    • Sue

      Oct 2, 2020

      The pin is in the bottle of glue. Now what do I do to have the glue come out of bottle?

      Reply
    • Anon

      May 21, 2021

      I was able to get the metal pin to stick back onto the cap by screwing the cap back on as tight as I could. It seems like there’s a certain point where the pin attaches itself and you can feeel it as you’re twisting it tight.

      Reply
      • william smith

        May 25, 2022

        this is the first bottle I’ve purchased with the new cap and I had the same problem. Pin is stuck in the nozzle. No way to get it out. Thousands of hours of testing and I guess it never happened then, only after purchase.

        Reply
    • James

      Dec 10, 2023

      My pin got stuck in the lid but I just tried something. I pulled the pin out. Then put a hole in the top of the washing nut pin, and inserted the pin from the top. Hopefully the pin is still long enough to effectively stop the glue spout from clogging

      Reply
  4. drangedbutsweet

    Jan 9, 2017

    Being lurking 🙂 around for some time now and figured it’s high time to contribute something. What I usually do with my partially used bottles of glue, super-glues (cyano-acrylate ?spelling?), silicon sealant and the like is that I put them inside air-tight plastic bags and place them inside the refrigerator. Naturally the missus is not very happy but then the glue does keep very well there. And for quite a long time too.

    Reply
  5. Allan

    Apr 16, 2017

    Help I bought wood glue from B & Q it has a different nozzle from that shown in video how do I open it and store after

    Reply
  6. Kevin

    Apr 20, 2017

    This is really pissing me off. Is that pin supposed to come out IN/WITH the twist off cap? If so, it’s not. You’d think these idiots could add a few lines of instruction to the bottle/packaging.

    Reply
    • Stuart

      Apr 20, 2017

      It’s supposed to be physically fixed to the cap.

      Reply
  7. P Toliver

    Oct 30, 2017

    the caps must have been created by someone’s kinfolk with a degree in plumbing because it sure as hell wasn’t in packaging!!

    Reply
  8. Eric Paul Shaffer

    May 1, 2018

    Yup, the pin is consistently left in the bottle instead of coming out with the cap. Nice design–not.

    Reply
    • Jeff J.

      May 3, 2018

      Waste of money with that ‘great’ design, only the thought counts!

      Reply
  9. Liz

    Aug 19, 2019

    The glue was used once and now, when trying to open it again, the little metal piece has separated from the lid and is stuck to the top of the container — preventing me from using the glue. Extremely frustrating!!!

    Reply
  10. Daniel

    Sep 28, 2019

    Same as others: pin separates from the cap and stays stuck in the hole; and it’s obvious why. Not a well thought out design; and perhaps inadequately tested. Bottom line: it just doesn’t work.

    Reply
    • Judith Bergman

      Nov 15, 2020

      dang I can’t get the pin out

      Reply
  11. alicia

    Oct 5, 2019

    steel pin stuck in the bottle.

    Reply
  12. Elizabeth

    Nov 30, 2019

    First time opening the pin is not attached to the top and won’t come out of the bottle.
    Complete waste of money, can’t even use the glue once. And can’t find any solutions online. Gorilla Glue has a great reputation, yet I won’t be buying again.

    Reply
  13. Burton Abbott

    Apr 21, 2020

    Yep…..total waste of money….pin stuck in bottle with no way of getting it out…..

    Reply
  14. Claire Marcino

    Aug 10, 2020

    I have the same issue. No longer have receipt for purchase. It would be nice if you would send a new one with a cap that works so I can get the glue out of the bottle. No good right now…

    Reply
  15. SC

    Sep 11, 2020

    Same problem – on first opening the cap , the steel pin is in the bottle, immobile. TELL US HOW TO GET IT OUT, so that we can use the glue!

    Reply
  16. Brian

    Oct 19, 2020

    A pair of pliers worked for me. Is annoying as now I need to keep track of this pin separate from the bottle cap.

    Reply
  17. Judith Bergman

    Nov 15, 2020

    Finally got the pin out, which had a little yellow (glue?) around it.

    The glue is dried out solid. Never open, but the shelf for a year or so. Not happy.

    Some product!

    Reply
  18. BMK

    Aug 6, 2021

    I have had the same issue as others. My solution: cut off the clogged portion of the tip. Clean tip after each use with a bit of wire or the end of a thumtack. This should extend the life of this Gorilla Glue bottle, and preserve your sanity, at least for a short time.

    Reply
  19. Dennis

    Sep 5, 2022

    How do you dislodge the steel pin?

    Reply
  20. Lisa

    Jun 9, 2023

    Use the back of a hammer (the nail pulling end) to get the pin out – worked for me!

    Reply
  21. Alvin S.

    Nov 19, 2023

    I pulled the pin out with alligator type pliers. When I re-inserted it in the cap, it stayed put. I just won’t tighten it up much in the future.

    Reply

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