When you're shopping lubricants, adhesives, sealants, and tapes, one name keeps coming up: E6000. It's a heavy-duty craft adhesive that bonds wood, fabric, leather, ceramic, glass, and metal. But the size options can confuse anyone. Do you grab a single 3.7-oz tube, a two-pack, a six-pack, or a tiny 1-oz tube? Prices run from $5.79 to $46.96, so the right choice depends on how much you use and how often.
Quick take: The 3.7-oz single tube and the two-pack are the sweet spots for most people. The single is the easiest buy; the two-pack adds a spare for a small extra cost. The six-pack is for heavy users, and the 1-oz tube is for simple tests.
| Product | Price | Bar |
|---|---|---|
| E6000 Clear 3.7 oz (2 Pack) | $14.95 | |
| E6000 Clear 3.7 oz (1 Pack) | $9.95 | |
| E6000 Choose Size (3.7 oz, 6-Pack) | $46.96 | |
| Eclectic E6000 1 oz | $5.79 |
Decision matrix
- Need a single tube for small repairs? The 3.7-oz single pack is the no-fuss option.
- Want a spare tube so you don't run out mid-project? The two-pack gives you a backup for a small additional cost.
- Doing jewelry work or multiple large projects? The six-pack is the biggest supply.
- Only want to try E6000 once? The 1-oz tube is the smallest commitment.
E6000 - Clear Industrial Strength Craft Adhesive 3.7oz - 230010 (2 Pack)
This two-pack is the one to choose when you don't want to be caught without glue. At $14.95, it comes with two 3.7-oz tubes of clear industrial-strength adhesive. The second tube costs just $5 more than buying one tube on its own, so it's a reasonable way to keep a spare on hand. The formula is washer/dryer safe and photo-safe, which makes it practical for fabric repairs and scrapbook pages. The limitation is commitment: if your projects are small, the extra tube may sit in a drawer for months. It's a better pick for regular crafters than for one-time users.
E6000 - Clear Industrial Strength Craft Adhesive 3.7oz - 230010 (1 Pack)
The single 3.7-oz tube at $9.95 is the most straightforward option for someone who needs one tube and doesn't want to pay for more. It offers the same clear, industrial-strength adhesive as the two-pack, making it a decent choice for a single repair job, a small craft session, or testing whether E6000 works well with your favorite materials. The limitation is that you only get one tube. If you're in the middle of a project and run out, you'll need to reorder. For a first-time buyer, this is an easy entry point without a big outlay.
E6000 Industrial Strength Glue Adhesive Permanent Bond Multi Purpose Choose Size
This version is the largest bundle in the group at $46.96. It's a six-pack of 3.7-oz tubes, so you're getting a supply that can carry through multiple projects or a busy crafting season. The six-pack is a natural fit for jewelry makers and beaders who work with rhinestones and flat-back pearls. The adhesive is clear and permanent-bonding, so it works for many of the same materials as the smaller tubes. The main limitation is the upfront cost. Unless you have a regular need for that much adhesive, a $46.96 purchase may be more than you need. It makes sense for volume users, not for a one-off repair.
Eclectic E6000 Adhesive Glue, Industrial Strength, White, 800444, 1 fl. oz
The 1-oz tube at $5.79 is the smallest and least expensive way to get E6000 into your hands. It's a practical choice for a small repair, a single craft item, or a first try with the adhesive on metal, glass, fabric, or ceramic. It's an industrial-strength adhesive, like the larger tubes, so you get the holding power without a big commitment. The limitation is volume: one fluid ounce runs out quickly on larger surfaces or when you're assembling several pieces. If you already know you like E6000, the 3.7-oz tubes offer more adhesive for a higher price.
Final recommendation
For a first-time user, the 1-oz tube is a low-risk start. For most home crafters who need a dependable adhesive for a variety of materials, the two-pack is the practical pick because it gives you a spare without a big price step. If you're making jewelry or working through several sizable projects, the six-pack delivers the most adhesive. And if you only need one tube for a specific task, the single 3.7-oz option avoids the extra cost of a pack.
