Epoxy Putty Stick, Yanyi Moldable Epoxy Glue for Crack Damage Fixing Filling or Sealing. Fast Permanent Repair for Metal, Glass, Wood, Plastic, Ceramics & Other Surfaces

Seems to get the job done just fine. Easy to use, whether you’re familiar with these types of putties or not.To use, take it out, guesstimate the size you need and cut off a piece using a razor blade (prepare to have some left over). I recommend approx. half inch to 3/4 to start with. Roll it into a ball in your hands to warm it and mix the 2 solutions together thoroughly. Mix until soft & uniform using your palms and fingers. Then apply to area you need it on. You will not need much, but use your judgment. Shape it as needed with your fingers, x-acto knife or sculpting knife. Attach whatever part you need it attached too, or otherwise let try completely. If you attach something to it, hold it tight together by hand or with a weight for at least 5 to 10 min... I give it an hour even though it only needs a few minutes for it to fully harden. Then, if need be, sand it down a bit. Then you’re free to paint directly over it to match the product you have added it to.

Thanks to the Seller for getting this to me so quickly. I purchased this Epoxy Putty Stick because the soap holder above my sink was damaged. I didn't want to take the whole thing down and replace it so I decided to try this. It worked like a charm. All I had to do was cut the size I needed and massage it to one consistent color. It was a large piece so I had to do it in stages. Had I been a little more patient it would have matched perfectly but mine turned out a little rough. It is now painted and unless you inspect closely, you wouldn't be able to tell. I would definitely by the product and get it from this seller again.

I have a chandelier that the taxk welding came off on one of the decor pieces that holds the light. I used a little bit of this and put a small clip to hold it for an hour. When i came back it was perfect. It held the broken tack weld back together. Highly recommend.

Attempting to repair a small cement statue. After trying several other products with no success, I tried this product as a last resort.It was easy to work with, easy to apply to uneven surfaces and bonded fast. It dried very close to the color of the cement. After adhering the broken pieces and letting them cure, I used a Dremmel tool to ground off any excess to match the contours of the statue. Then I used it as a filler to fill in and hide any of the cracked areas and smoothed out. I can barely see where the original breakage was. This is some fantastic stuff.We'll see how it holds up after exteneded exposure to the weather.

I bought this to repair 2 garden statues, the first slightly chipped, the second split nearly entirely down the middle. I did the chip first, it looks fabulous, like it never even got chipped. Even the color is a near match (light concrete greige) and am still thinking maybe I don’t have to paint it. Easy to work with, slightly sticky on the hands, but you need it to adhere. Dries fast. Hope it works as well on the larger project. Glad I bought.

This stuff will work on plastics where other stuff fails instantly. Has great adhesion! However, if the surface is polished or has a shine to it I would advise that you rough up the service with 80 grit sand paper. The better epoxies on the market have a long cure time, which this one has. I would recommend using gloves when kneading this stuff together...it's two part! I've used this on ABS plastic parts such as critical air boxes that receive at lot of vibration and twisting during installation and use. When fully cured it is very hard, I haven't drilled and tapped it though. Some things are beyond repair. Buy this stuff and give it a try. I always have a tube on hand for various repairs. Has a one year shelf life beyond that it's not so good and may not hold or knead properly.

I run a repair business. I first used this to repair a leak in a galvanized elbow in a well setup that was not easily replaced. Set up in minutes and stopped the leak dead. Now I use it in our business doing interior repairs and on RV roof leaks.

This Putty Stick glue worked perfectly. I have used a nearly identical product maybe five years ago. Both have been very satisfactory. Just work the putty as directed, then it is like play putty, which can be molded into the shape desired, then stick on the surface to be repaired or sealed. You have plenty of time to work the putty before it sets up. When it does set up, in about 30 minutes, it becomes quite hard and durable. The first time I used such a product was to seal a hole in PVC piping, which was a main water pipe underground, which would have been difficult to repair/seal otherwise. It was very easy to use and has lasted for years.

Used this to stop leak under toilet cistern. Applied after having turned off the water and dried the cistern. Was surprised how quickly and solidly it sets (cures). Important: keep hands moist when applying, otherwise it'll be very tough to scrub off. What I particularly appreciate is that this stuff works and sets even on a wet surface. After refilling the cistern a pinhole leak remained - I found I did not have to laborioysly redrain the cistern and could apply the putty exactly where it was needed

I used this to repair a belt buckle. The part of the buckle that keeps the buckle and the clip that the belt loops through had broken due to a pretty poor design.The putty was mixed as per instructions and the entire pellet molded around the area - ensuring the clip could move freely before the putty set. I then put the buckle on the radiator and left it to cure for 24 hours.I was pleasantly surprised to find that not only did the putty set rock hard, it also adhered to the metal where it needed to and appears to have formed a strong and permanent bond.Time will tell but so far I am delighted with the result. it does dry to a fairly unpleasant grey mass that is not particularly attractive but since it's never seen that does not bother me at all.

The product arrived quickly. I used it to mend a garden sprayer lance. The tubular section of the lance between the feed pipe and the valve assembly proper had split down its length in several places. The lance is made of polypropylene and i wasn't too confident that this would work as epoxy doesnt generally adhere well to PP. The splits were at the base of the prominant ridges running down the length of the section so i rammed the exopy down into these down their entire length and then across the top over the ridges. It wasn't pretty but it worked OK. The epoxy starts to go off quite quickly _ the pack says that this is so. This means you have to work quickly. It also means that the product is set quite quickly as well. Which is great if you are in a hurry or impatient.

This review is about my recent experience in trying to stop a leak in a copper pipe using this putty. (I’ve used it with good results for bonding other materials with good results.)Disappointingly, it DID NOT BOND TO a COPPER pipe to stop a water leak, despite following instructions. (I have cleaned the pipe very well and also abraded the surface - as you see in the photo. I have left around 2 hours before testing for the leak again - which is longer than the advertised 1 hour.)I’m disappointed as I’ve wasted a lot of time.Since the leak has not been stopped, I had to drain the water out of all my radiators - which isn’t what I bought this for!Price wise- expensive as it didn’t work, otherwise I wouldn’t have minded it!

Used this to fill and reinforce an anchor hole that was filled out too large. Dead easy to use and seems as strong or stronger than the original brickwork.