PC-11 epoxy 2 oz

I used it to repair some old gnomes that had cracks and missing pieces like the nose etc. It worked really well in filling in the holes and moulding them a new nose and I was able to paint over it no problem. I was worried about messing up the mixing process but it turned out good it wasn't a problem.

Did what I wanted it to.

Worked ok

Works good but the PC-7 is the better product for gluing soapstone.

This is amazing stuff. I don't have a boat or anything marine related but PC-11 has come in handy quite a bit over the years. I've used it to patch holes in porcelain, fiberglass, and metal and plastic pipes. Simple to use. Mix part A with an equal part of part B, apply to the hole/tear/problem area, and you're done. It hardens overnight but is tacky within a few hours and will stop a leak immediately. Absolutely essential to have on hand for fast plumbing fixes. On a fiberglass tub bottom a smoothed out blob of this has lasted literally, years. It's not a temporary fix. One thing though, if you use your fingers to apply, (I use an old butter knife and mix A/B in small disposable containers), try to remember to wear gloves. It's a real pain to wash this off.

Had a little chip in my Jet Ski, if you are patient and follow the instructions you can't even tell where it was. This stuff is great for minor repairs

My white car had some small dents and I really did not want to use red body filler or glazing. After cleaning and rough sanding down to metal this epoxy went on smooth and feathered out nicely. It is a little soft at first and takes longer to harden than other mixes, but after a full day it was set and ready for sanding and painting.

It's quite that simple. My use case: repairing enamel on a bathtub. This fixes it for probably ever. I'll be buying this stuff a lot to fix various things around the house. You don't HAVE to use it in wet applications, you can use it in dry applications too!