Permatex84160 PermaPoxy 1 Minute General Purpose Epoxy, 0.84 oz. , grey

This is the best minute epoxy I have used. A word of caution: once the mix turns white, stop stirring and get it on whatever you are gluing. If you keep stirring, you will have 20 second epoxy. Devcon's syringe cap design is the best among its peers. Don't forget to remove the little black stir stick between the syringe plungers before you begin.

I was looking for a kind of fast curing Epoxy and found this, however, it took more than 1 hour to cure enough to hold. 1 minute? I doubt it’s claim. One thing, bonding strength should be fine so far.

I bought this for my shop which works with aircraft and have had great results with it and look forward to using it for a long time to come. Whenever we need a good general adhesive that doesnt have to be manufacture spacific or a certain mil-spec we use this. also check out the 5 min stuff for other jobs that require more time.p.s. The 60 sec cure is no joke!!

This worked great for reattaching the rear view mirror on my Subaru. I unsuccessfully tried loctite and permatex rear view mirror adhesives before this. Save your time and money and try this first.

Also must TOTALLY agree with h.louie, it mixes nicely and immediately sets to the point of non- spreadable, within less than 10 secs. 15 seconds after that, you are not pulling the mixing stick out. So it is almost impossible use: I needed to spread it around a 4¨tube border but it became a boiling hot thick jelly in 10 secs when I had just started. The stated ¨working time¨ of 1 Minute on the packet is TOTALLY wrong, so I wasted my money!

glues my fingers together really well.

Not strong enough. Try gorilla instead

Have to agree with h.louie, it mixes nicely and immediately sets to the point of non- spreadable. 15 seconds after that, you are not pulling the mixing stick out. Very small area, ( think " couple of drops of superglue" size), this would probably be fine, otherwise, waste of money