110 Epoxy Glue Pint Kit (Wood, Aluminum, Fiberglass)

I use many different epoxies to do remodeling on my home. I refurbished a 70 year old screen door that was custom made and worth the effort to refinish it. I needed a strong adhesive to repair the tenon joints and this epoxy worked beautifully. Epoxies are not as easy to use as glue because you are always fighting the clock, so have all your tools and pieces in order before you mix up epoxy. I dry fit anything I epoxy so I don't lose precious time. I really like using epoxy because it has an enduring shelf life, as long as the parts are unmixed. I recommend this epoxy highly.

I used this epoxy during the construction of my boat and really love how easy and strong it was. I had no trouble finding it in Florida but since I moved to Louisana the hardware stores here do not carry it. Thank you Amazon.

We have been using this product for years!! Unsurpassed when repairing wood furniture!!

I glued two 7.62x39mm cases together, bottom to bottom (after roughening the surfaces with coarse sandpaper and cleaning with acetone). After letting the glue cure for 36 hours, I was able to break them apart with my hands. Tried again, and let the glue cure 4 days. Same result: failure.Here are some glues that passed this test:J-B Weld original epoxyJ-B Weld ClearWeldJ-B Weld KwikWeldJ-B Weld MinuteWeldJ-B Weld MarineWeldPC-11 epoxyPC-SuperEpoxyPermatex Steel Weld 4-minute EpoxyKrazy Glue Maximum Bond GelMercury Medium Flex cyanoacrylateBob Smith Insta-Flex+ (thick)DELUXE MATERIALS Speed Epoxy IIQ-Bond liquidGorillaWeld Steel Bond EpoxyLoctite 324 (Speedbonder 324) (anaerobic)TacGlue (anaerobic)Perhaps this adhesive was state of the art 60 years ago, but today it is pitiful.

The strongest epoxy I have ever used.

Very good product, have used before and will STICK anything that you need and LAST!!!!!

An old favorite that works

Worked great filling in the holes from the swim platform sanded and took paint well