Ready High Strength Epoxy Putty, 10 Min Quick Set, 6500 PSI, Gray, 2 Oz, 59 ML, High Temp Resistant, Metal, Glass, Wood, Plastic, Ceramic, Stone, Tile, Concrete

Worked great. It's a little bit of work to get it read and it worth it. I used it on broken lamp holder on my chandelier. Perfect glue. I wouldn't use it somewhere that is very visible or it won't blend im

this is not an item i normally use but i found the product easy to mix up and it was compliant to apply, not messy gooey sticky but just sticky enough to adhere without crumbling, and cleanup was easy.....it took the shape required for the job and cured quickly in warm temperature without sagging or crumbling or falling apart or running.....after using it 3 times you could tell it was carefully formulated and precisely tuned.....its excellent for epoxying against gravity where liquid epoxy would just run uncontrollably

Perfectly as described

Convenient form of epoxy putty. No measuring needed, just cut the quantity to use. The interface between the resin and hardener easily kneads out when fresh, but I can see this having a short shelf life. You don't get that much in a tube. If you need to fill a volume, better off getting a 2 part epoxy putty (which would also have a longer shelf life).

Good strong epoxy. Nice versatile product that I have used on multiple projects

If you are a bit older as I am, you probably have memories of the green or blue clay type stick and its white second stick brother. No sticky fingers, cut like Ramen noodles, kneaded like modeling clay and dried hard. That item was not worried about sealing water leaks or sticking to anything while laid out like a patch. That stuff was for WRAPPING or 'cuffing' items together.THIS IS NOT THAT ITEM. Sticky, super hard to blend, and the final mix is uncomfortable and mushy to handle or even trust. Amazon HAS a 2-stick package of green and white and I just bought it just because of the 'look' I remember well.

Didn't hold, maybe I did it wrong

It works. It's a lot more solid than jbweld, so it takes some real muscle to knead the product. But once it's mixed properly it's easy to work with. People complaining it's to hard/ no good are having user error.