Metal Repair Glue, 2 Pack Professional Grade Heavy Duty for Metal, Plastics and Ceramics - High-Temperature Heat Resistant Epoxy for Welding Steel, Aluminum, and DIY Craft

I drilled a hole into my RV's air vent in order to run wiring from 2 sets of solar panels in installed on the roof. I used some fine mesh screen and this Epoxy Glue to patch up the hole that I cut (about 2" x 3"). The hole was oriented vertically, so I needed something fairly thick that would stay in position as it dried. I wore a pair of disposable gloves and used the small wooden sticks that came with the kit to mix the Epoxy. I mixed it on a small piece of cardboard (junk mail). It was easy to mix, and stayed pliable for about 15 to 20 minutes, which was helpful as I needed to apply the Epoxy in several layers over the screen and overlap onto the outside of the PVC drain pipe. I mixed two small batches of the Epoxy and applied it across the screen to fill the hole. The process took me about 20 minutes total. During this time a small amount of the glue had started to run from the places that I had applied it most heavily. I used the wooden sticks to smooth it back into place. After about 3 hours the Epoxy Glue had become fairly hard and only slightly tacky - I did have a fair amount layered into in the affected area. Also, the glue, though fairly thick, had self leveled, which was something I was hoping it would do. By next morning, a little more than 12 hours later, the glue was hard as rock. I tested the drain and there were no leaks. I just returned from a weeklong RV trip and was pleased to find that the repair patch held very well, with no cracking or leaking. I still have quite a bit of the glue remaining, so I'm sure it will come in handy for any other repairs that may come up at my home or on our RV. I highly recommend this product.

This stuff works, by that i dont mean stick 2 pieces if metal which looks good. I used it to reinforce a joint for a 35 lb monitor which was a L junction being used to mount a monitor, bcos the original monitor mount was lost. This actually make the joint so solid, the original metal felt like one unit snd u could pick up the entire monitor from that joint and with 0 play, i am seriously impressed. Incan stick metal to metal with superglue and stryofoam but this glue is worth its price. As close to welding as you can get , best description i can give. Awesome product, you have to remember to clean and dry the surfaces, dont use it on oily surface and complain- clean surface, make it nice and dry and then sand slightly and glue .

Great product, quick and easy to use. Holds up excellent

I purchased this high strength adhesive to use on a ceramic pot that I keep outside on my patio. The glue is super strong and binds things in place nearly immediately. It did the job cleanly, glides out slowly and evenly, with no overspill that needed to be touched up after around the edges. Easy to work with and stores away safety without leaking. Weatherproof repairs! My favorite ceramic pot has been outside for a month and still holding up Since, it’s helped me fix my favorite glass candle holder that chipped and even some of the kids plastic toys. Totally multi- purpose Will use and buy it again in the future. Amazing price!

Used to bind metal to plastic. So far, so good. Took much time to clean and setup a dry fit for parts. Used small paint brush to position epoxy. It did take a bit of time to make sure that equal portions of the glue and hardener was dispensed - but not too much waste. Rather than dispensing into a pool-type circle, I dispensed in "line fashion" to judge equal amounts. Had some paper towel and acetone (finger nail polish remover) for cleanup (note: acetone is highly flammable and can mar many finishes and paint so follow safety and make sure work area is protected). Made sure to mix and use within 5-7 minutes, then clamped and taped to set overnight. Happy with results.

This is not strong at all. I bought this to fix trampoline poles but even after a week the bond is still soft. When I press with my nails on the bond, my nails leave impressions. Since I squeezed both tubes equally, there’s no way of mixing it wrong. I had to throw away the first squeeze since the white side was just coming out as oil but not much white paste. The squeezes after that came out better and the mixture was thicker. I don’t know if that’s the reason why the bond is softer and still not hardened after a week.

Solid product, not sure which is better J.B weld or this!!! But this one seems way more strong and durable maybe slightly flexible! Which for me is a bonus since I use it to fix rc car and stuff

Not sure if I used it properly. I did not have the strength that I expected.