Epoxy Putty, Two Part Epoxy Putty, Used for Filling, Bonding and Repairing Metal, Wood, Hard Plastics, Ceramics. Suitable for Pipeline, Automobile, Family Maintenance, etc

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The hinge attached to my kitchen cabinet door became loose due to a stripped screw hole. I place a little of this putty in the hole and let the screw dry in the putty overnight. The next day I removed the screw and returned the hinge. I was able to screw in the screw without any problem. The hinge is no longer loose. Great stuff to use on stripped screw holes.

1. Mixing the putty it becomes an off-white color, but when it dries its light blue. It you paint over it you will need a few coats to get ride of the blue hue underneath.2. I was able to remove the dried putty from a chip in a bowl after 24 hours. It was dry and I sanded it and painted it. I was curious if I could remove the putting from the chipped area. Sure enough I was able to remove.3. Not sure how long the epoxy putting will hold up with us (washing/drying).4. It doesn't look seamless. Looks like Bondo on a carNot happy with the color since it dries light blue. Not happy with the adhesion since I was able to remove the dried putty from the chipped area.

I bought this stuff as a last ditch effort to repair the base of a mirror. I tried gluing the stand into the base, but it just didn’t work as some of the pieces had cracked not leaning enough material for the glue to bond to. Enter: this stuff. I ended up using the whole thing in 3 parts. Slice, knead and apply. It was easy to do although the putty took someMuscle to mix at first. But once it was on, it cured quickly and hardened enough for me to use my mirror the same day. So far so good! It’s sturdy and solid. It fired to a minty green but can be sanded down and painted over if you like.My only complaint is that it stinks like a bad perm and the smell does linger, so best to use this stuff in a garage, basement or outside.

I got this product because a part of my headphones that holds the earcup to the rest had broken. But they still worked fine, and I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on new ones, but super glue wasn't doing the trick. This stuff though? Worked WONDERS. It was super easy to put on the broken piece, and is holding together very well. I let it cure for about 5 hours, sanded it down, and painted it to blend with the headphones. Great stuff.

Good product

The instructions were not very easy to understand.