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C‑Tough Structural Epoxy Adhesive
See C‑Tough used in demanding knife-making and structural bonding applications requiring excellent impact, vibration and fatigue resistance.
It works!
It holds really well for a long time!
Used it on a small plastic trim repair in the shop. It bonded better than I expected, but I had to rough up the surface first. Good product when prep is done right.
Used this to re-shaft a golf club. The working time was helpful, and it cured into a strong bond. No movement after a few rounds.
Patched a small area on an older canoe. It bonded well and stayed tough after curing. Surface prep made a big difference, so sanding and cleaning first is important.
I used it on a small fiberglass repair and it held well. It spreads nicely and does not feel brittle after curing. Took a full day to really harden, so plan for that.
Used this on a cracked chair joint. It gave enough time to clamp everything properly and cured strong. Not messy as long as you mix small batches.
Used this for a knife handle assembly with wood scales. It gave me enough working time to line everything up, and the bond feels tough after full cure.
Used it on an RC car part that takes vibration. The repair has held up well so far. I like that it has a bit of toughness instead of curing too brittle.
Bonded metal brackets to wood for a shop project. The epoxy held strong and handled small impacts better than standard glue. Mixing needs to be done carefully.
I'm very impressed with this epoxy. It really is super tough! It does have a long cure and working time, which is great to get everything lined up.
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It worked like epoxy.
I used this product on my car it bonded great I have tried other glues and nothing like this glue I loved it I would recommend to anyone to use it is doing it job and I'll keep using it on anything thank you to the person that invented this glue I love it.
Toughestglue in the market, highly recommend
I bought this product and it was amazing.
Strong holding epoxy comes in to separate bottles and you can avoid waste this way. Highly Recommended for strength
A nice slow-setting, amber colored, epoxy that is super strong and gives you extra time to do a complicated project -- but it came with warnings that you need gloves and safety glasses. I suggest ventilation also. From Canada so I guess they tell you everything for safety. I checked the MSDS and it contains things like formaldehyde and benzenamine and is caustic until set. However it is very strong, like what they use in construction, and takes several hours to firm gel and a full day or more to fully set -- you get about 1 hour to 1 hour and 20 minutes of pot life. Because of the warnings I would not use it on food-contact items. JB Weld is also slow-setting and very strong although it is a filled epoxy (so very tough) and dark grey in color but I have used it on food items as long as I don't mind the dark color.
Works like the expensive stuff half the price
Helped glue some wooden hand grips on sword and has not broken or loosened after repeated smashes and hits.
Just as advertised
used to repair tension arm on mig welder
I like this size of 2-part epoxy for small jobs. Seems to do the job of holding things together.
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I’ve used this epoxy now on multiple items. Curing time is important. As it is with any good adhesive. This is a very good product.
This epoxy works great
Good stuff
Easy to mix and apply. I went on the company's facebook page to ask a few questions and they responded immediately. Excellent!
works great
This epoxy has an extended working time and takes 24 hours to cure. If you need time to position your parts, this is a good feature. Otherwise, maybe you need the 5 minute type.It is tough, seems to hold very well.
Use this stuff if you want the strongest bond available. Gel time was, for me, over an hour but I wasn't expecting a 5-minute epoxy so that is fine. Very tough, scratch resistant, slightly amber bond and it fills gaps pretty well. Not cheap but I can highly recommend it.
Remember to clean and prep your surface areas, then I highly doubt this product will let you down.The number one and two causes of failure are going to be dirty and / or a non prepped surface.
I used this to fix a crack (and leak) in my granite sink and it’s been 3 months and so far so good. I mixed according to directions and added pigment that matched my sink color and then applied with no issues. Just make sure you clean and sand area thoroughly.