Comporofitz Can Fix It

Feb. 16, 2010 - PRLog -- Breaking things can be a real hassle.  What’s even more of a hassle though is if it’s not easily repaired.  Superglue is great, as long as you aren’t accidentally gluing your fingers together.  Now there’s another option.  If nothing else will do, Comporofitz will help you mend whatever is broken.
To start, Comporofitz isn’t just a glue.  It has unique chemical properties that make it bond with nearly any material.  Compare this with other adhesives that are just sticky.  Its polymers are actually flexible enough to bond small items, yet hold together very big, very heavy items together.
This product is far more advanced than other products available for a variety of reasons.  With many glues, especially the white glues, you can end up with a filmy residue.  This glue though, won’t do that.  It leaves a finish that you can quickly wipe up with a wet towel.  Also with other products, invariably you’ll have to do a certain amount of mixing of two chemicals, or you need to add some sort of water.  Not with this adhesive.  It starts working the moment it comes into contact with another surface, and there’s no mixing or heating at all.  In fact the only surface it doesn’t react with is your own skin.
Because of how this product works, it can be used to fix nearly anything.  Because it comes in a number of colors and shades, it’s very adaptable to nearly any surface of nearly any item you have.  It’s unique chemical structure allows it to bond to Ceramics, glass, wood, and even many plastics.  In certain instances, it’s also possible to mend clothing materials such as jeans and leather.
Comporofitz creates an exceptionally tight bond and has a number of uses throughout any household, shop, or pretty much anywhere.  It’s basically like having the ability to weld nearly any broken material back together making what was broken just like it was before it broke.

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About Comporofitz: Comporofitz is a revolutionary new glue that can bind almost anything together. To find out more, please contact Marlon Jackson at http://comporofitz.life-labs.org/.