PC-11 Epoxy Adhesive Paste: Strong Bonding for DIY Projects and Repairs

kerry lewis: Great bond and seal / waterproof

United States on Oct 13, 2023

Kurt S. Willem: I used it to seal my outdoor fish pond. Very strong and made a waterproof seal. Easy to mix

United States on Oct 09, 2023

Paul T.: Good product. This is the cheapest I’ve seen it.

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Amazon Customer: Excellent epoxy! Can use for most any application! I highly recommend this product!

Canada on Sep 06, 2023

Jarmila Zemek: Works as expected

Canada on Aug 26, 2023

P B.: Repaired my ice cracked fountain perfectly

United Kingdom on Aug 02, 2023

Crock o Gold: Nothing it’s very good

United Kingdom on Aug 02, 2023

Ben Desrosiers: Très bon produit de réparation et un bon service

Canada on Jul 31, 2023

TJ: This product is incredible. I purchased this a year ago and fixed my window sills. I am in a historic district so my options are buy new wood windows $$$ or repair existing. I am writing this review because it has been a little over a year since I have done my fixes, and they are incredible. One of the sills I didnt have time to finish the repair because I needed to pull the windows off and it was already too cold for the season. Haven't gotten to them yet, and it's still going strong with no paint or anything. I have recommended this product to all of my neighbors who have inquired about how I went about fixing my windows. I absolutely LOVE that there is no VOC. I ditched the minwax wood hardener fast because that stuff is beyond toxic and the working time with that is not very forgiving. I do wish the pc-11 cured faster but I found that a stand and a heat gun on very low heat really helped speed up the curing process.

United States on Jul 14, 2023

Angie DuFresneAngie DuFresne: I have been using this marine epoxy for a long time . I like that it is odorless and essentially hard and inert after it dries . It can be ground, filed, and painted. I have used this epoxy with things like glass and metal, roughing the surfaces so it will have something to cling to.

Most recently I used it to close the drain hole in a ceramic planter so I could use the planter as a fountain. I smoothed it out on top, then absent-mindedly picked up the bowl to look at the bottom and the (still wet) plug fell out, I had to do it again. (Sometimes ya just can't get good help!)

Mixing this two part epoxy is not an exact science. I use disposable items, such as popsicle sticks, to mix it
and just take a blob from one container and approximately the same size blob from the other, and mix thoroughly. I use separate sticks , or opposite ends of the same sticks, for digging into the containers. I had a small set of this epoxy for years , it lasted, stored in a drawer, and I loaned it to someone who contaminated one container with the contents of the other and the stuff was ruined. Not a big deal because the epoxy is reasonably priced. (This is just a cautionary tale.)

United States on Jun 27, 2023