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Get permanent repairs on wood, fiberglass, concrete, ceramics, glass, leather and plastics in only five minutes! Easy to measure, solvent free. 8 oz.
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read reviews and looks like this product will work well to fill in knot holes on project.
John H
on Jul 13, 2017
I've used it for years and my grandson has started making knives as a small business. This works great for attaching the handles to the blade.
Larry H
on Apr 2, 2017
read reviews and looks like this product will work well to fill in knot holes on project.
John H
on Jul 13, 2017
I can't get anything comparable in the stores.
Karen Y
on May 9, 2017
What color is it after it cures?
BEST ANSWER: I haven't exactly figured out what it depends on but sometimes it's clear and sometimes it's more white. Maybe have to do with mix time or volume. Seems like when I use a little bit, it's usually clear, but maybe I mixed it longer.
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- Julia W on Nov 18, 2015
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2014
I want to use this Epoxy to cover already painted wooden turning when dry will be used as a key fob; it will be handled a lot. Is this the right epoxy to choose?
BEST ANSWER: I recommend an epoxy resin instead of this epoxy glue. Epoxy glue is designed to bond pieces together. It remains somewhat flexible when it is cured. Epoxy resin is harder after it is cured and is designed for handling in use such as a table top.
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- ED H on Oct 22, 2015
- Purchased on Feb 8, 2015
I want to use this to repair my resin/wicker furniture. Will this work?
BEST ANSWER: Epoxy glue works well to bond pieces together. If you want to fill void on broken pieces, an epoxy resin may be a better choice. There are several types available at major hardware and craft stores.
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- ED H on Jun 6, 2016
- Purchased on Feb 8, 2015
What is the best food and dishwasher safe epoxy?
Quick Cure 5-Minute Epoxy
BEST ANSWER: The best epoxy is the JB weld epoxy which is non toxic when cured. It holds up very well in the dishwasher. It solved a structure problem in the tine design on the dish rack.
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- David C on Dec 12, 2016
apply to both surfaces or just one?
BEST ANSWER: You can apply it to just one surface. Make sure the surfaces are clean and free of dust.
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- K S on Oct 11, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 19, 2015
Can this product be used on brick? We have a brick walkway that was recently repointed but a few of the bricks have hairline cracks and I want to repair them before the winter comes. If this product is wrong any recommendations?
BEST ANSWER: I Wouldn't hesitate to use this on brick. Easy to use and quick drying, the product is a great one. Try mixing in brick dust to match the color of the brick you are applying to.
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- TOBY N on Aug 5, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 22, 2015
Will work for knife scales ?
Reviews
4.5 / 5.0
23 Reviews
Yes, this epoxy is a bit...
Yes, this epoxy is a bit expensive as glues go, but not if you compare it to hardware store epoxies in small leak-prone tubes or equally aggravating double syringes. The quality is also considerably higher than the usual retail stuff. I worked for several years with carbon and glass composites, and there's a big difference between consumer and industrial epoxies. System 3 is closer to industrial. It sets in about the advertised time, enough to apply a teaspoon or so to work pieces, and it's good and strong in 30 minutes or so, rather than staying rubbery for hours, like typical 5-minute epoxies. The squeeze bottles work well and don't tend to leak. I find this an essential workshop material.
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January 29, 2008
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Terrific adhesive - BUT - the...
Terrific adhesive - BUT - the resin slowly hardened in its bottle, resulting in about of the product being discarded. This took about 6 months.
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July 6, 2008
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Great Product. Even though it is...
Great Product. Even though it is expensive, I would pay even more for it - it is just easy to use, easy and efficient to disperse, and holds very well. And it sets up as advertised.
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July 3, 2008
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I have used many different brands...
I have used many different brands of epoxy, and find the System Three brand to be among the best.
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February 9, 2008
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This product work fast and holds...
This product work fast and holds like crazy. Very easy to use. One suggestion would be to wear proctective gloves!
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June 7, 2009
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I use this to fill in knot holes and other blemishes. Makes for a smooth finish after sanding.
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Sets up too quickly in high Texas heat.
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first time use
I have never used epoxy on wood before. I was repairing some drawers and couldn't get all the wood glue out. I talked to one of the salesman at the Rockler store and he mentioned epoxy.
I told him what I was working on and also said I had never used epoxy on wood before. He showed the Quick Cure epoxy and said to follow the directions. It sure did the job.
I told him what I was working on and also said I had never used epoxy on wood before. He showed the Quick Cure epoxy and said to follow the directions. It sure did the job.
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works very good use it for brass tube for pens
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great glue to have bench side
This a good quality epoxy, add a little sawdust and you've got a great adhesive paste with alot of strength.
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