PC-Clear Epoxy Adhesive Liquid - Perfect for All Your Home and Office Repairs - PC Products 70147-2

Jim L: Great because:
Cap can only go on one way, easy twist off, easy on
Does not set up in the tube or at the caps
Very easy to extract, both components have low viscosity
Easy to mix because of the low viscosity

The only caveat is that it actually has about a 30 minute working time and takes at least 3 hours to set up so the parts need to be clamped or some other method to keep them together. Also since both parts are almost clear it is hard to see if you have mixed them thoroughly. Take you time and mix them well. I am fairly sure that is why some of the reviews are poor and mention poor adhesion. The first time I used it I had the same problem and then realized it had not be mixed well.

United States on Nov 16, 2023

ben jacovini: way better than glue

United States on Nov 13, 2023

JinJiDuLi: Only used it once so far, so will be interesting to see how the dispensers work after being used.

That said, I used this to attach some plastic on an automobile grille. Incredibly effective. Between the heat, vibration, exposure to elements (wind, sun, rain) this stuff feels more 'solid' (sturdy, not elasticity) that the plastic I was repairing!
As mentioned it has re-sealable tubes. Time will tell if I get more usage out of it, but even for one application it was worth it.

5-stars

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Leonidas & Carlyle: So my biggest gripe with small syringes of epoxy like this is re-usability. Most of them on the market have no good way to re-seal them if you don’t use all of the contents. The locking cap on this brand is AMAZING. I can now use the same one for multiple projects without some complicated re-sealing method that doesn’t work. And the actual epoxy seems good if not better than the other brands. Very happy with this product!

United States on Oct 16, 2023

E. Mcginnis: I used this for gluing a broken piece of ceramic together and also for kintsugi, mixing it with mica for color. It worked great as an epoxy, and for the kintsugi, filled a hole and dried hard as metal. So that function it great. I did however downgrade the “ easy to use” rating, because it didn’t dispense evenly. When I first pushed the plunger, it came out of one side before it did the other, as if there was an air bubble in one side. The amount evened out as I continued to push, and I dispensed more than I needed, to decrease the difference. It did dry hard, as a stated above, so maybe the 2 parts don’t have to be exactly the same amounts, but I did think it was worth mentioning. There was one feature that was very useful. The cap that you put Back on to store it only goes on one way, so you don’t have to remember how you took it off. There is no danger of left over harder in the cap mixing with left over resin in the plunger and glueing the whole thing shut.

United States on Nov 26, 2022

jmckiver: Done very thing it said on the label

United Kingdom on Jul 16, 2022

CEEDY: Never seems to go hard, even after days the glue is still slightly flexible.
All my other epoxys go rock hard .
And you can pick it off so adhesion isn't the best.

United Kingdom on May 21, 2021

Pixie Simpson: Really good sticky stuff, but you have to work a bit quick with it as it starts to 'stick' rapidly. Can be a bit messy. Shows as clear but I noticed it 'yellowed' over time when I repaired some china pieces. Good value, probably depends on what you use it for.

United Kingdom on Nov 10, 2019

TheDanzing: Considering that the nozzles are disposable, only receiving one of them really sucked. Would I still recommend this product? Sure, the construction is good (minus a bit of paint chipping) and it worked well for one day of heavy epoxy application. However, you need to be very careful when removing and replacing the epoxy tube lid or it can get clogged if some mixing occurs at the tips.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are looking to just use a tiny bit of epoxy for a small job you should NOT use this product with the disposable nozzle. A few hours after use it will be essentially clogged and you will need another nozzle. For an epoxy rookie I would recommend practicing with JB Weld regular formula, mixed in a small plastic lid and applied with toothpicks or stirring sticks to whatever you want to bond. A product like this is useful if you are using a decent amount of epoxy for one or multiple bonds over the course of several hours.

Canada on Sep 22, 2016

Del Buchanan: This stuff is great!

I bought it purposely to repair the lid of an old ceramic sugar bowl, of purely sentimental value. I already had superglue, which would probably have worked but does not give a very strong bond. I have used epoxy adhesives in the past for ceramic repair and often been disappointed by the poor fit of fragments and the yellowish lines of the adhesive that remains clearly visible between them.

The simple dual-syringe mechanism works perfectly, as does the re-sealable cap. Working time is sufficient to mix the product, apply with due care to two surfaces and to press the pieces into position until they are fairly firmly fixed. It's worth noting that you also have a short time to wipe away any excess adhesive - definitely do this before it sets!

I left the repair to cure fully overnight and the result is perfect - the join is almost entirely invisible.

United Kingdom on Jun 13, 2016