Epoxy Putty Repair Pellets, Waterproof Epoxy Putty Repair Pellets 6x5g Ceramic,Metal,Wood Plastic Etc Filler

Was struggling to replace window locks/handles on a metal framed window with stripped out screw holes. This stuff was easy to use & 6 months on the window furniture is still fully attached & working. I had used this in the past trying to fix a ping-pong table but didn't leave it long enough to cure & it failed so I'd say just be patient, follow the instructions but let it dry for a day longer than suggested, to be on the safe side.

I bought this for a particular job to repair a poorly moulded connector socket on an electric bike battery, I had my doubts considering it was under £2.00 but as it was just a spare battery I wasn't that bothered, if it wasn't good enough I could always cut it away & try something else.I shouldn't have worried, not only did it do the job, it exceeded my best hopes for it by a very long way.It takes some time to knead it into a lump with a consistent colour to ensure the two parts mix well but once it's on it only takes an hour or two to set fairly hard & within a day it was like concrete, I have doubts about being able to get it off if I wanted to.Shortly after that repair the thumb throttle lever on my sons bike snapped off, as he uses it for work every day we really didn't want to wait two or three weeks for a new one to arrive and a replacement from a more local source was almost three times the price, I supported the broken part with a steel pin and a quick trip to the toolbox followed by a few minutes moulding it around the throttle & lever and we had a more then serviceable throttle, whilst I won't say it's as good as new, or even pretty, it is nice & solid and more than good enough to last the few weeks it will take for the replacement to arrive, in fact we'll doubtless keep the repaired one as a spare when it is replaced.I've been building & repairing everything from cheap transistor radios to Harley Davidson motorcycles for almost fifty years, during that time I've come across all manner of gadgets & gizmos, I've seen every kind of glue and adhesive, I've tried all manner of resins & compounds, some were brilliant, some not so brilliant & some were to put not too fine a point on it absolute garbage, but I can honestly say I've never once come across something so easy to use yet so very very effective at such a ridiculously low price, Ive seen similar branded products for three or four times the price in the shops but I'll save my money & buy a few packs of this, I'll keep one in every toolbox at home and in the garage, a pack with every tool kit on the bikes, I may even buy some as stocking fillers for Christmas, I'm sure it'll be more popular than novelty socks.

Used gloves when kneading: failed when wore polythene but worked perfectly when used vinyl gloves so suspect reacts with polythene. Mixed to putty, filled gap and and stuck on broken parts made of plastic to resin body - simple and effective.

Got this to plus a hole in one of my resin wall arts, it filled the hole but did not keep the toggle in for the nail, fell out within a day. This was my second go, it worked to fill a hole in resin ornament. The 2nd one fell a bit gritty as you try and blend the two colours together. Had to get another filler to keep the nail toggle in the ornament.

The product arrived in a sealed condition, brand new.When I tried to use it, following scrupulously the instructions, I noticed the inner layer had already hardened, the presence of many small hard bits was puzzling. You are supposed to work the product which has a clay like consistency, the idea is to combine the outer and inner layer to initiate a bonding chemical reaction, I used several products, including plumber's friend which used to be sold at the range, after a few minutes of working the 2 layers, you should feel heat, this indicates the reaction has been initiated, you can then apply the putty wherever you want. The product I received was no good, it never bonded.....I used 4 whit the sam unfortunate outcome, the seller plays ostrich and claims the manufacturer should handle everything, advising I should ring the manufacturer, I did just that and was told the product was clearly defective as no hard bits should be present within the inner layer, this indicate that the product is no longer functional....

The door handle on my larder fridge recently broke off, £56 to replace. Total ripoff. I tried superglue which is no use as the handle is just hollow plastic. I thought I'd give these pellets a try and they are perfect for packing and sticking the handle. Thank you to the suppliers for saving me a lot of money. I am ordering some more just in case! Update 13/7/21 - fridge door handle repair still working well. I have also used this product for sticking a spindle onto a kitchen tap, not a job for superglue. Again it works perfectly. As other reviewers have noted you don't always get a pretty result, but on silver plastic/metal a wipe over with Annie Sloan silver wax does produce an acceptable result. I wouldn't be put off by unfavourable reviews - at this price you don't have much to lose. Again, thank you to the suppliers - I've saved a packet!

Fixed my bath panel.Sticks to your hands, stinks but does the job.It can be sanded and painted on.

I uesd this product for a dishwasher door repair, replacing a broken plastic part. The material came out of the package as gritty and crumbly, not putty-like at all. I worked it through to a uniform colour and applied it to the clean and roughened surfaces, packing it down carefully into the broken area. The "putty" was still "gritty". I left it to cure for 24 hours, filed down the fix to the right shape and offered up the door. The stuff simply fell apart, disintegrating as it did so. It was a total waste of my time and effort. I'm not sure what I would use another time, perhaps Isopon or something like that or maybe even some resin and glass fibre. In the end I used some powerful magnets to keep the door in place.....so far so good.