Epoxy Putty, 120g Hard and Fast Metal Epoxy Putty, Metal, Sculpture, Hard Plastic, Stone, Wood Fast Bonding and Repair,Heat Resistant and Waterproof (Black)

Good value for the money, easy to apply and plenty of time to mould into shape, can be a bit messy and sticky I didn't wear gloves, that would have been a challenge! Washes of easy enough, initially it takes a bit of keeding to get it mixed up well to use and cures after an hour at room temperature. I used it to modify my bow grip. So a bit of prep on that was required. Left it now for curing overnight and will shape it better to fit. Well happy and issues so far.....oh and a great price.

Excellent product, very easy to use and effective.

Easy to mix as this seems softer than the other available brands. When hardened it is VERY hard and strong, and it feels slightly granular. I would say this is "stickier" than the other "UK familiar" brand and unlike the UK version you need to use a solvent like nail polish remover or hand sanitiser to get it off your fingers. Relatively expensive, but for now, one of the best products for permanent repairs to metals and hard plastics. Also very useful for moulding items in modelmaking.

Worked great for my needs

It’s been moulded now for nearly a week and it’s still not gone off. How do I get my money back.

I love this stuff! It made providing an extra depth to my steel window "eyebrow" a simple matter - I simply mixed the two parts, rolled the result into a thin sausage and then formed it over the metal by hand. It began to harden after half an hour in weak sunshine, and was workably hard in another hour. It was slightly difficult to get it to adhere to the (previously painted, then roughened) surface at first, but after being worked and rolled it stuck well. The resultant shade is, as many have said, a medium grey. I've not tried painting the finished shape yet but I can't see it being an issue. As well as filling holes and augmenting shapes, I can see this putty as being handy to fabricate small components, as long as the final part isn't expected to be stronger than hard plastic. It's as mouldable as plasticine freshly mixed, and could conceivably be pressed into a mould to cast it. I didn't notice any shrinkage as the putty hardened. Once fully hard it can be filed, drilled or sanded. Useful material!

Solidifies like stone. Just make sure paint materials on the surfaces you are joining.

great value - exactly as described