Epoxy Putty, 120g Quick Leak Repair Epoxy Putty Bonding and Repair Stick

its taken 70 years to find this stuff...first class

I had a cracked toilet bowl about 7" long, I cleaned the bowl and let it dry. following the instructions for the putty, I mixed it well and rolled it into thin strands squashing into the crack and smoothing out at the sides with my fingers (I wore latex gloves), it sticks really well to the porcelain and the thickness over the crack was about 1 - 2mm, I wet my finger slightly and it smoothes out lovely. I let it dry for over 24 hrs and once dry it blended in well with the colour of the white porcelain, it's hard to see the repair. Not sure if it will stay this way but I'm well pleased with the initial result.

So, first, I have to say that this was a mare to work with. I had to use all of it, so kneading it together was hard in the 2-3mins that it recommends, as it had the consistency of hard, old putty. I'm a 63 woman .. a real one .. (thank you Supreme Court!) so stronger hands may fare better than I did. It didn't seem to want to stick the the clean, dry surface and it was hard to work the clumps into a bonding surface. It took a couple of artist palette knives, a Stanley knife blade and a hammer to the head (statuette's not mine) to get the two halves together and the gaps filled. I moulded some into folds where these wer missing on the statuette. As others recommended (thank you!) I trimmed away the excess within an hour or so of putting it together, and then sanded down rough edges and marks the following day. I then applied some acrylic paint to disguise the joins. It's a heavy statuette, but I can now lift it by the head .. the bond is that strong!

Have used epoxy putty to fix crack in shower tray and replace rotten wood on garden bench. Both moulded well and seems to have fixed solidly and resolved problem

Did not do the job I needed it for

Great stuff, I used this to fix a big chip on the side of an old pasta dish, it was one of a set of 4 which were 40 years old, worked a treat, would have been a shame to bin it

This putty is amazing it dries rock hard you can even drill into it. Fixed a broken kitchen cupboard

Used it according to the instructions, mixed 1:1 ratio for a few minutes. The product did not warm as it should when curing and remains soft 2 hours later

Easy to use and effective! I needed to do a bit of DIY plaster repair on our rental home, and this product did the job. I’m not great at molding, but it set firmly after a day and hasn’t budged since. Very satisfied with the results

Fighissimo questo bicomponente. Diventa molto duro, ma occhio anche molto fragile. Al momento di modellarlo è un po' resistente, ci vuole un po' di forza, ma lo si modella con una buona precisione e tiene bene le forme scelte.

Efficace. Et se sable bien

It drys really fast, and I mean fast compared to other epoxy puttys. It gets super hard and smooth. I used it to fix a ceramic dinosaur that my friend had got that he accidentally knocked over and broke part of it. I like it, probably not for every day use or making minis with but it's great.

The instructions in the box said that while mixing both parts, it should warm up. Mine didn't which started making me guess that it wasn't going to work. Hours have pass and the mix hasn't dried. I don't recommend you buy this as other had similar experinced. Likely it is expired.