Loctite Multipurpose Epoxy, Sets in 5-10 minutes, Water Resistant, High Strength, Convenient use, compatible with metal, glass, ceramic, wood, plastics, china, tile, concrete, stone, dries clear, 25ml

Used it to bond broken laptop hinges to laptop back panel and it worked beautifully and is holding very strong Recommend this 10/10 Point to note It takes a long time to cure so Carefully position your object , glue or mould it then leave it to cure , comeback for the object same time tomorrow and it will have a bond stronger than hard plastic

Nice product, work on any type of materials especially buying for my laptop screen.

Strong bonding with this Epoxy Glue!

Good product, very strong hold Will recommend

Toooo Good. Bought it for sticking 2 tiles. Job done in 5 minutes exact. Did not have to hold it longer. But just did a little more mixing for balance and entire mixing cup became very hot. Could not hold in hand, had to throw in sink. But since I used a plastic cup for mixing it came out of the cup as a solid ring. Too good a glue for fixing anything, faster and far better than feviquik

Takes time to glue up whole it is stated to stick in 10 minutes.

Self mixing nozzle is missing

One of it's kind.loctite any product always up to the mark

I repaired a LARGE 20 inch heavy ceramic bowl (8 pieces) with this material. It was consistent and easy to work with and there was a lot of it in this syringe kit. I have leftover material which due to the design of the syringe will allow me to keep the leftover material with minimal risk of it prematurely hardening before use since the parts are well separated. Strong, quick drying but not too quick to work with. Recommend. Databyter

I purchased to fix a broken knife handle, however, I used it to fix a microphone stand and it works like a champ. Great product

I wasn't sure I'd be able to do this but I used it with a laptop hinge that I don't remember breaking. Seems it must have closed against something and the LCD end of it broke. Looking around it seemed like there would be a decent flat area where the metal hinge and the metal LCD backer would be able to stick, so go this stuff after Walmart didn't have any. Mixed up way more than needed. Smells like hair-dye stuff (which makes me wonder what's in common...), used a toothpick to glob it in there, then more and more and more just to make ultra sure, then closed the lid, squished it into position, and then put some bar clamps on it. Came back the next day and it's solid / good. Pretty happy with the result, especially since the laptop is maybe 2 years old, but otherwise still a really solid laptop; and I don't opt for warranty or accidental whatevers. Still came out ahead ;)

No complaints on the epoxy itself. It holds well. I'd just prefer separate tubes because the cap gets messy. Always have sticky fingers after replacing the cap, which didn't fit very well.

So handy and easy to use for tons of repairs around the home. I have been keeping a kit on hand for a few years now and am surprised how often it has brought a broken item back to usefulness. Most recently I used it to weld up some major cracks on the case of an old leaf blower. I'll get a few more years out of something otherwise destined for the recycle/trash bins. Follow the directions. I recommend disposable gloves and good ventilation,.