Gorilla Glue GORL6100101 Tape To-Go Handy Roll 1" x 10 Yards Black

Gorilla Glue

<h3>About Gorilla Glue</h3><p>Few names in the adhesives world carry the weight — literally and figuratively — of <strong>Gorilla Glue</strong>. Founded in 1994, the Gorilla Glue Company is a family-owned business headquartered in Sharonville, Ohio, and its story begins with a chance discovery. During a trip to Indonesia, founder Mark Singer encountered a moisture-activated polyurethane adhesive being used to craft teak furniture — and recognized immediately that it had enormous potential for the American market. That formula became the Original Gorilla Glue, a product that quickly earned a following among woodworkers and contractors for its expanding, waterproof bond and ability to grip wood, stone, metal, ceramic, foam, glass, and more.</p><h3>A Family-Owned Brand Built on Toughness</h3><p>The Ragland family acquired Gorilla Glue through their Lutz Tool Company and transformed it from a niche product into one of the most recognized adhesive brands in North America, with distribution now spanning more than 90 countries. The company's guiding philosophy is straightforward: only products that meet rigorous development standards earn the Gorilla name. That commitment to quality — not marketing — is what has kept the brand at the top of the category for decades.</p><h3>An Expanding Lineup for Every Tough Job</h3><p>What started as a single glue formula has grown into a comprehensive family of bonding solutions. Today, Gorilla's product lineup includes the Original Gorilla Glue, Gorilla Super Glue, Gorilla Wood Glue, Gorilla Epoxy, Gorilla Construction Adhesive, and an extensive range of specialty tapes and sealants. Each product is engineered for specific applications, covering everything from quick household repairs to heavy-duty outdoor and construction work.</p><p>Among the brand's most iconic expansions is <a href="/200347-duct-tape-gorilla-glue-4917">Gorilla Duct Tape</a> — introduced in late 2005 and featured in <em>Popular Science's</em> &quot;Best of What's New 2006.&quot; Rather than a typical duct tape, Gorilla Tape features a three-layer construction: a weather-resistant outer shell, reinforced fabric backing, and an adhesive layer twice as thick as standard duct tape. It grips rough, uneven, and challenging surfaces where ordinary tapes fail — wood, stone, stucco, brick, and more.</p><p>Gorilla's <a href="/4917-gorilla-glue-caulks-sealants-200248">Caulks &amp; Sealants</a> bring that same durability philosophy to sealing and waterproofing tasks. The lineup includes 100% silicone formulas for kitchen, bath, window, and door applications — products built to resist mold, mildew, and yellowing while remaining flexible through temperature swings and moisture exposure. Whether you're sealing a marine application or finishing a garage project, Gorilla sealants are designed to last.</p><h3>Why Gorilla Glue Stands Apart</h3><p>The brand's longevity isn't accidental. Gorilla Glue continually invests in research and development, pushing adhesive chemistry forward to meet the evolving demands of DIYers and professionals alike. Products are held to strict internal standards before the Gorilla name goes on the label — a promise to the customer that what's inside the package is genuinely tough. With a global footprint and a deeply rooted American manufacturing heritage, Gorilla Glue remains the benchmark for bonding, taping, and sealing solutions.</p>