Does the job -no hassles

I needed some epoxy filler for my model sailboat so I decided to give this stuff a try and so far so good. I used a small scale to measure out equal amounts and mixed it with doubled up craft sticks as this epoxy is quite thick, so it really worked well for adding vertical fillets without any sagging. It does however have a low enough viscosity to use a disposable sandwich bag with the corner snipped off as a piping bag to apply an even amount right where you need it. It cures very hard with a joint that's stronger than the surrounding wood (I did a few test pieces). It sands easily with 80 grit and has a slightly off-white color after sanding, make sure to have some form of dust collection as the particles are very fine and float everywhere, probably don't want to be breathing that. It's also alcohol soluble so cleanup is easy with some isopropyl which is nice since it's like peanut butter and sticks to everything it touches. Quick tip: if you need to smooth down a fillet or whatever you use it on, wait about 15-20 mins for the epoxy to set up a bit, wet your (preferably gloved) finger with some alcohol and gently smooth it down for a really nice finish with minimal sanding. Fiberglass with regular old epoxy also bonds very well to the filler so yeah, really good stuff with nothing bad to say about it, I'll definitely be buying more when I need it.

Mixing it is a bit of a pain but application is great, the mixed product is thick enough and stays in place during the entire drying time and becomes extremely solid.However it seems to be too solid that even with 60grit sandpaper it's a bit hard to give it the desired shaping.After letting it dry for 30 minutes, it's more like play-doh and can be adjusted slightlyI would recommend putting on gloves and shaping before letting it fully dry and will be doing this on the next project

This epoxy REALLY holds. I've repaired wobbly kitchen drawers, a plastic shelf inside my fridge, glued 2 garden rakes back into their handles... just don't get it on anything you don't want messed up. It doesn't wipe off easily and it's thick and hard to manage. It dries bleach-white and hard as cement. Mixing equal parts of it isn't the most fun, cause it doesn't easily clean off your 'measuring spoon'. You obviously don't want to get any of 'Part A' into 'Part B', so it's best if you have two same-size measuring utensils. Definitely WEAR SURGICAL GLOVES when you handle this stuff. It's not like the 2-part Devcon stuff in the squeeze bottles, which doesn't always hold to certain plastics. I haven't found anything so far that this WON'T mend. It doesn't dry flexible - it will spike you if you don't smooth it before it dries.

Product performed very well. easy to use.

The ease of mixing and using the epoxy paste is exceptional. Have already put it to good use, with very decent results. Good to have in my tool cabinet. Very happy with the purchase.

Works underwater as advertised

I've used it to fix cracks in our concrete pool. It hardened under water saving us from having to drain the pool and refill it. It was supposed to be a temporary fix but it's been there 5 years now and still holding. Bonus it is white in color so the repair did not show.

I have been using this product for YEARS. It always STICKS!

Best epoxy on the market use it all the time even in my pool under water.

Bought the wrong product

Used this product to repair a damaged swimming pool filter housing. The fix was better than the original, strong, leak free, etc. Highly recommend!

Glue did well on my boat project.

Epoxy is priced right for a good quantity and works really well exactly as described in the instructions. Ha d to use it in an underwater situation and it hardened just like they said it would and it is holding up well. Delivery was quick, free and on time.

I like this stuff. A little bit of a pain to mix but it works so it is worth it!

Great and works well. I saved a maple tree with this after a major branch was removed, and it stopped the leakage.

mixed together and spackled the crack in my fiberglass boat(above waterline) will sand tomorrow but no doubt the stuff will work just fine....

I like it, but I wish it was clear and still nice and thick like this is. I like to dye epoxy to the color I am working with on repairs and this stuff doesn't take dye as well. But that also is not what it is advertised to do. It works really well for when you need something to hold it's shape a little and not just run down with gravity but it is not as strong as some other two part epoxies including from this brand. When the time comes and I need more I will be getting more.

Waterproof when cured, and very durable. Doesn't shrink or lose its adhesion qualities.

I liked how easy it was to mix and apply. Pretty much built an entire transom for my boat out of it.