FastSteel Epoxy 5 oz

Mix the product together and work it. It does get as hard as steel.

Won't stick to anything

When they say you only have a minute or so once it is mixed, to use it. They are correct. Still, it worked perfectly. I will use it on several more pending projects.

I used this to repair an area in a wrought iron railing. The edges (where someone had tried cutting the railing) was sharp and hazardous. I applied this produced to fill the gap and smooth over the edges. It worked beautifully. Now I need to paint the railing... but that's a chore for another day!

this really really works! Very good for when you don't want the epoxy to run down while setting up.This feels like clay when working with it. and it stays the same shape you molded it to until it sets up.Up to an hour or more to completely set. but starts to set up slowly in a few minutes, plenty of time tomold like you want, set it such as it won't droop or shift while setting up.when finished it's harder than any plastic, almost like metal.Highly recommend this.

Very satisfied with this product. Didn’t know there was material that could replace welding on metal like this. Hoping it will hold for a long time on my frame to a tent that goes over my hot tub. Easy to apply. I recommend storing the unused portion with the lid tight and the tube in a rolled up ziplock freezer bag for protection of drying out in time.

I have used this in the past for a variety of uses, but one stuck out---I had a leak in the exhaust system (either at where two pieces bolt together, or a small hole) and the fpiff fpiff sound was driving me crazy....I didn't want the area to get more worse, so when my mechanic had the car up on a lift doing brakes, I got under and put this epoxy on the leak---right on the rusted metal----and it dried before he was done ( 1/2 hr to 1 hr) and that epoxy still is on the leak 3 years later...

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