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

I needed something to create a flange to connect a short pvc pipe used to join two glass pieces that was handmade to make a birdbath. The original design was unstable and finally broke. There was just no stable surface to glue them together. I am so happy with this putty. I used half to create a flange for the bottom and let it cure for 24 hours before creating the top flange. It is holding nicely, sticky to the glass and strong to the hold. Thank you Amazon for helping me find a product that would resolve my dilemma!

This epoxy glue is a powerhouse for repairs. I used it on a cracked metal bracket and was seriously impressed—it bonded like a weld. The two-part formula mixes easily and sets quickly, with a full cure in 24 hours. Once hardened, it’s rock solid and can be drilled, sanded, or painted without issue.What really stands out is its versatility—I’ve used it on metal, plastic, and even ceramic with great results. It’s waterproof, heat-resistant, and holds up under pressure. Whether you're patching a radiator, sealing a leak, or fixing a broken tool, this glue delivers industrial-strength performance in a small tube.

Working 100% so far, even under water for a pool valve. Tired of $35 bucks for these obsolete pool valves over the years, so I decided to glue it. Mix Well give it time to dry I found. Even under water.

This stuff is insanely good. I repair EVERYTHING with this stuff - metal, plastic, concrete, brick - anything. It just works. Mix up the two parts = apply to either glue 2 things together or repair a hole (even on a metal pipe) - it just works. No other epoxy works as well and is very durable.

It takes all night to dry right. Works perfectly to hold metal to metal strips that I used it to do. Very strong bond. Clamping is ornate best.

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Probably fine for a large strong hand. One side went down slightly more than the other and not fixable. I should have returned it.

May 14, 2025: Update- I tried this one more time with some scrap material and it worked! I'm guessing the first time failed because I didn't squeeze out enough material from the tubes, but I used a lot this time, so maybe a better mix of A w/ B? IDK, but it seems the design of these tubes should be reengineered to squeeze out equal parts better.May 12, 2025: UPDATE- I gave it a full 24 hours to cure, and when I unclamped it, it fell apart. WASTE OF my $$.