PC Products - 128114 PC-11 Two-Part Marine Epoxy Adhesive Paste, Off White, 8 lb in Two Cans

This stuff is simply amazing. Works great as window caulk, sealing around outdoor cables, patching holes in siding, and many other applications. This holds up while other products from Home Depot will fail within a few years. It's worth the price to use this stuff and not have to worry about it in the future. The only other product that can compete with this stuff is PC Woody. This is easier to work with and lasts forever.

This product worked great on my water fountain base. There was a 2" hole in the resin, and this completely sealed the whole thing. I also did some hairline fractures with this. It is very very sticky wear gloves. Doesn't smell great. Product arrived fast. Sandable, but in large amounts becomes very hard and built up, so use sparingly in an even proportion.

Great quality, no issues, quick shipping

I used the Epoxy Adhesive Paste to repair a crack in my countertop, and it worked perfectly. The application was easy, and it set quickly, making it ideal for my DIY project. The only downside was that I needed to mix it beforehand instead of using it pre-mixed. I highly recommend this product!

I love this stuff for fixing stuff around the farm, and when I couldn't find it in the local hardware store I started buying it online. Durable, sandable, good for all-around repairs and it can be painted. Although you can sand it once it's dry, it takes a lot of effort (this stuff is strong!) so after applying it, I smooth it out as much as possible with the spackle knife and then, while it's still wet, I run a paper towel soaked with some rubbing alcohol over it to smooth it out even more. When it's dry I only need to do a bit of superficial sanding.

PC-11 Marine epoxy is great stuff. This large container is much more affordable than the smaller package. This stuff does not cover a huge area, so make sure you save money and buy this one pound package. It's like the rest, mix 2 together and starts to harden up within minutes. It comes out of the tube thick to begin with, like putty, and so it's EZ to apply, especially to large areas or wide gaps, even upside down - it's going to stay in place until cured. It says 30 min working time, but I was ready to apply after a couple minutes of mixing the 2 together to create a new uniform color, I applied it with a stiff putty knife and did not wait to test the half hour work time. I actually applied a 2nd coat on top of the first because although the majority of leak was fixed with the first application, there was a small dribble because of the awkward location. Wear disposable gloves - this stuff is incredibly super sticky - and I cleaned my stiff putty knife with mineral spirts and rubbing with rag. Allow it cure at least 24 hours. It says it cures under water - did not test it but given how super thick this is, I believe it. Solid as a rock.

I was told about this two part epoxy by a sculptor friend of mine, and since then I've been using it for nearly everything around the house. This was the second time I've purchased it from Amazon, but you can also find it in hardware stores. It's a paste so it does a fantastic job of reparing things with missing pieces. I recently dropped a marble soap dish and couldn't rescue all the shards. This allowed me to repair it and I painted the crack where it broke so now it's a super-fancy-marble soap dish with a 'metallic' crack. If you're reading reviews on epoxies you likely want to know how well it holds. It holds extremely well. I can verify that it's a permanent bond if you mix the ratios correctly. I have a Toyota and the "T" on the front of the vehicle popped off (it's held in place with plastic notches and one of them broke). I used this to stick it back on and it's lasted for two winters and plenty of days over 100 degrees in the summer. It's sandable when it dries and accepts paint readily. I have nothing but good things to say about this product, it works like magic.

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.)