I have two batches of iGlue. One that is like three years old, and the other that is rather new. The old batch works much better. (I.e., more than a week with three thin coats.) The newer iGlue only lasted a single day for me. (Also using three thin coats).

One difference between the two batches is that the old batch is much thicker than the new batch. This is probably because over three years, half of it evaporated. I.e., it became "iGlue concentrate".

In any case, the iGlue concentrate works much better, dries clear, and has been no problem cleaning off.

So, short of leaving the cap off of my iGlue for a few weeks to thicken it up, is there a glue that is just like iGlue, only more concentrated?

- Darius

I have an old bottle of Ultrahold that has about 10% left in the bottom. I have had it for two years and it's almost to the point where it's too thick to get it out of the bottle.

The cool thing is, it's GREAT for touch ups. It's almost like having a liquid tape. I simply get a touch of it on the brush, dab it on my finger, and smear it right where I need it. No waiting for it to dry or anything, it's ready to go as soon as you smear it on.

Now this is amazing..

I thought it was my imagination!! But I'm now using an old bottle of i-glue, and I'm getting a full week hold out of it, it's amazing!! The bottle is like... nearly 2 years old or something hehe... I hope it never runs out! it's good and thick and holds great, even after a shower...

That's what I'm sayin' bro'! Iglue is the bomb, as long as it is aged, like a fine single malt Scotch. (Only it doesn't quite need 12 to 25 years of aging....)

- Darius

One thing Ive noticed when trying to use the I-glue is if you rub some anti-persperant on the front and around the horseshow first, I cannot use the I-glue as balls up, even after letting it dry befor aspplying the i-glue. I dont have this problem with UH. Maybe next time Ill just try the I-glue and no AP in the front.