LoctiteEpoxy Quick Set, 0.85 fl. oz. Syringe

I would give it 10 stars if I could. I used it to attach a concrete swan head that had broken off It worked great I allowed it to stand for a few days and it is solid!! lock tite did the trick

Loctite is always the best choice for ANY adhesive need.

My husband was working to cut down a tree branch that had fallen over the road and was caught in other trees along the road. His pole saw worked well, but came apart while he was working. He thought he’d have to buy a new one, but found the Loctite that I had ordered for him. He used that and now the pole saw works like a charm.

I have watched numerous youtube regarding this epoxy and decided to purchase this one.It works so weird that sometimes it works really good, sometimes it will just fail within few days.It is easy to apply and reusable. So yeah. your experience may vary.

Ever break a ceramic piece and try to repair it with glue? Most of us have, unsuccessfully I might add. Loctite has changed that with this new two part epoxy. I recently used it to repair a dog’s ceramic water bowl that was dropped and was now in six pieces. It’s now as good as new. Thanks Loctite for the great product.

My complaint is not so much with the epoxy but with design of the cap. It’s located between the plunger and you snap it off. You then need to cut off the tips of the two epoxy syringes and when you do that the surface of the tips are not smooth so when you try to place the cap on it doesn’t fit and since there’s nothing to hold but the sides of the cap, you get epoxy all over your fingers trying to snap it on. Very poor design and looking at some videos in the reviews there was a different design where the cap was already on the syringes and you just twisted off so there was not need to cut the tips. So now I need to throw it out after one use.

I used this to attach clips under my sink. It was great , very easy , I highly recommended it

I needed to attach a metal plaque to a granite bench, outdoors. This said it would hold two pieces together, so decided to give it a try. It is a two part epoxy, so you have to squeeze it out and then mix it together. You can use the container, but we used a paper plate and popsicle stick. Applied it to the plaque, then pushed the plaque into place, used some painters tape to hold it in place while it dried. It has been there for several months, through temperature changes, and it is still holding as tight as when we applied it.