Metal Glue, Heavy‑Duty Metal‑to‑Metal Epoxy — Waterproof, Sandable, Paintable — Glue for Metals, Plastic to Ceramic, Wood, Fiberglass — 30‑Minute Set, 24‑Hour Cure — 1.76 oz

This worked perfectly and fast! It was so easy I am seriously DIY challenged and I was able to do it. The handles kept falling off of my faucet--not the faucet itself--just the handle so I mixed this up put it on the inside of the handle, stuck it back on the faucet and the next morning it's fixed! It's on there right!

This glue works very well and creates a strong bond, especially on metal surfaces. Once it dries, it holds firmly and feels very durable. It’s also easy to apply and doesn’t require much product to get good results. Make sure to clean the surface before applying for the best adhesion. Overall, a solid and reliable glue that does the job.

Perfect. Worked well

this worked great for a hard to secure metal covering for a railing base. I put a bunch of this under it,pressed it down,let it dry and 'boom'...this is not going to budge any time soon!!!

TL;DR: Beats the standard hardware store brands for structural integrity, but it will permanently seal itself shut if you don't clean the ports immediately after use. high grade, high value provided cleaning is adhered to. Operational Performance: Bond Integrity: This is a "beast mode" performer for high-stress repairs. Once it cures, the mechanical bond is rock solid—far superior to standard liquid adhesives for metal-on-metal applications. Application Force: Be advised that the viscosity is high. You need a decent amount of grip strength or a tool to depress the plunger effectively. It’s messy, but that’s the trade-off for this level of heavy-duty waterproof epoxy. The Maintenance Trap (Why I almost gave it 3 stars): One-Shot Hardware: If you leave even a negligible amount of residue in the nozzle and cap it, the glue will fuse with the plastic. I waited too long between sessions and now I’m looking at having to torch the cap off just to regain access to the ports. The "Pro" Fix: Wipe the ports with a solvent and clear the nozzle completely before storage. If you don't have the time for that, treat this as a single-use mission asset. The Verdict: I’ve handled complex technical maintenance—from aviation mechanics to 600-mod server builds—and this glue is a source-of-truth performer for strength. Just don't get lazy with the clean-up or you'll be buying a second tube for your next repair.

Awesome product needed to reattach the hook on my fence post to latch my fence securely closed again because I have a dog. Was able to position it in the rusted hole and apply the solution. Came out the next morning to a great outcome. Highly recommend

I got this product to attempt to repair a hex dumbbell, that someone dropped too much, and it has cracked where the handle goes into the ends, and those ends were loose when you tilted the dumbbell they kind of clunked a little. I could see the exposed concrete inside the cracks. So I mixed some of this up in a paper bowl, used the spreader tool to apply it around the handle, and pushed it into the cracks as much as I could. I did one end one day, the other the following day and gave each 24 hours to cure before I moved the dumbbell back to my rack. It had no more clunk to it at that point, the cracks had cured and sealed, and I can use that 30 lb dumbbell as vigorously as I need to with no ill effects. The grey color of the epoxy was a near perfect match for that old CAP dumbbell. You have to really look to notice work has been done.

I honestly didnt think this would work because there was almost zero threading on the handle so not much for the glue to work with. Its been 2 weeks so far and the handle has remained firmly in place. We're talking less than 1/8th of an inch of area at the base to glue and its supporting the heave handle. I dont know how the hell it worked but it did. Highly recommended!