PC-7 Epoxy Adhesive Paste, Two-Part Heavy Duty, 4lb in Two Cans, Charcoal Gray 647776

This product is awesome. I have purchased it twice. The first delivery arrived as cans in a box without any padding whatsoever. Although the product remained sealed despite dints, but that was lucky. The second delivery arrived with minimal padding that allowed the product to bang around in the box. Same problem appeared including rim damage. I'm hoping that this will not compromise the product as it is stored until use. Clearly this heavy product in cans requires sufficient padding for shipment.

It takes some time to dry, but it is worth the wait. It stands up to heat and wear and tear very well, and it is very shapeable and paintable. Literally the best leather fire helmet repair product on the market today.

Go buy tuna. Eat it or give it to a cat. Put the empty can in the dishwasher. Any ol' plastic or paper cup will break and implode.Blend part A and B with a flathead screwdriver. It is real thick, and a popsicle stick will break.Spread and press it with a Bondo spatula body-filler thing, the tan ones.You have completed the Masterclass of how I've used a ton of this stuff with great result.Give it little more than a day before it fully dries, and it is then machinable with a grinder before a concrete primer. It sticks to concrete like hell.It had better, because of the arm workout to mix it. Bought it on a whim years ago, its performance got me to buy it many times since.Sorry, no picture to upload because my marbled epoxy resin is now permanently stuck to it. I guess here is a picture of the crack I filled and finished project. Seriously, huge concrete crack right here.

I have used PC-7 in the past and it works great. However, shipping two 2-lb cans in a bag is not sufficient to protect from damage. Both cans are pretty banged up. Do better.

I'm refinishing the brightwork on my 1987 sail boat and needed to repair wood rot on the teak rub rail. The largest spot was 9 inches long and about 3/4 inch in the deepest spot. The mixture is very thick and it doesn't spread the easiest so application will be very rough. As the application was fairly thick it took 48 hours to cure, and I was able to sand the filler down that next weekend. I would recommend, time will tell if it holds up in the marine environment.