Epoxy Putty Stick, 120 g 2 Part epoxy Quick Repair Adhesive, Hard and Fast Repair for Pools, heaters, Bonds to Metal, Plastic, Wood, Glass, Ceramic Crack Filler, Heat and Waterproof

This metal glue is incredibly strong and easy to use! The 2-part AB epoxy mixes smoothly and sets quickly, creating a solid bond that feels just like welding. I used it to repair a broken metal part, and it held perfectly — no movement at all once cured. What impressed me most is the durability. It works on cast metal, steel, and even in outdoor conditions. After a full cure, the bond is rock solid and completely waterproof, which makes it perfect for marine use as well. Another big plus: I couldn’t find this product in any local stores — not at Home Depot, Lowe’s, or anywhere else. Amazon was the only place I could get it, and I’m glad I did because it worked perfectly.

I am not by any means an artistic crafty person. Nor a fixer. But I used this to glue an ostrich sculpture’s eyes back and this stuff works amazing. And it was so easy and non-messy to use!! Love it

Fantastic. It was applied to cracks in the base of my outside railing. One application and railing is so sturdy just like new even after applying we had snow and rain which fell on it. ..great product great price.

I bought this to compare with JB Weld which is an old favorite of mine. I'd say it's a bit thinner than JB Weld, and the twin tube applicator is not my favorite method because of possible catalyst touching resin and doing what it does. Plus getting the same amount from both tubes was difficult. I had a hard time squeezing out the lighter colored tube (not sure which is which), while the gray material wanted to flow much easier. I had a hard time getting the same amount into the little bowl I was using, and much prefer JB Weld's two tube method. Maybe it was because it was cooler outside and the material was stiff, don't know. It was in the 50's outside while i was using this, so I think the reaction time was slowed down, but as any epoxy will do, as it kicked, it got progressively harder to spread. I probably should have broken the job into two pieces, but as it was, I was able to finish. The epoxy hardened just like you'd expect, and as far as I can tell it should hold like you'd expect it to. I haven't tried it with a structural repair yet, but will once the weather warms up. Overall, I don't think this was a bad purchase, but in the future, I'll probably just get JB Weld.

This is a great product. It mixes and sets up easily. I repaired roller sockets on my office chair with it and the fix is firm, solid, and adhered nicely to plastic and metal.

Good product it worked perfectly. I will buy it again

I used the glue today on an automotive trim repair. I expect that the glue will perform well as it is similar to others I have used. The thing to let any prospective buyers know is the arrangement of the tube dispensing system. It uses the now standard two side by side tubes with a twist off cap and a dispenser plunger. The strange thing is that the plunger is not part of the assembly but is separately inserted to push out the material. Since it is not physically connected to the internal dispenser when you have the amount you want out there is no way to stop the material from coming out until the pressure lessens. So you either get too much which can get everywhere or a mess to clean up on the end of the nozzle. Luckily lacquer thinner dissolves the wet glue so it is possible to save most of it. Be aware of this before you buy. I won’t reorder just because of this issue.

Had to fix a broken desk where the frame broke at the weld , that repair is holding to this day with about a 100lb load on it