Epoxy Putty, 120g Hard and Fast Metal Epoxy Putty, Metal, Sculpture, Hard Plastic, Stone, Wood Fast Bonding and Repair, 2 Part Epoxy Putty Heat Resistant and Waterproof (Black)

Worked great

I used this epoxy to repair the grip on my drill, I had fallen with a catwalk breaking my arm and with it my favorite drill, snapped right in half. Anyways this stuff, paired with a screw to secure it while it dried saved my drill and because I was able to form it with my hand I was able to make a perfect match to my grip. I'll add a picture at some point.

This two part epoxy works just fine.Mix it up in equal parts and it firms up in about an hour.For the price, the quantity is fairly low.I’ll stick to buying locally.The smell is average and lingers for a while.

I got this epoxy for a suitcase repair. It does the job, but is (unsurprisingly) not black when the black and white parts are mixed - the color comes out (as should be expected) gray. That wasn't a problem for me, as the part that I was repairing was hidden. If you really need a black epoxy look elsewhere. This is otherwise exactly what you would expect. You mix small even amounts of the putty, kneading until it is a uniform color, stick it in place, and let it dry The texture is about like Sugru - crumbly at first, but more like modeling clay after enough kneading. I did not notice that the smell was that offensive. It does have an epoxy scent, but that is nothing compared to working with 2-part liquid epoxy (which is best worked with outdoors). The epoxy survived its first flight as a suitcase repair, but I can't speak to durability beyond that.

This black epoxy is niceWorks great definitely recommendStrong durable setup nice after 24 hoursThis is nice to use seller was really goodDefinitely recommend

It was overpriced and I used other material. Super hard to mash together

I used it to repair the rear bumper on my RV, it was easy to work with and easy to sand. I was concerned about using it but it’s a piece of cake. I received a tip from the camp host where I was camping to get epoxy to repair the bumper. It hired a couple types and this one was the easiest to work with.

Well, it didn't work for what I wanted to do with it but I'm keeping it around in case I ever have a situation where I have a leaky pipe or something because it would probably work well with that. The only reason I gave it just 3 stars is that I did try to mix a little bit of it and no matter how long and how hard I kneaded the two parts together, it never got to a point where it was a semi-moist clay that could be molded around what you are trying to repair. It stayed dry and wouldn't stick to metal. Not sure if there is a workaround for this but it was kind of expensive and I bought 3 of them so I am hoping with some more research there is.