Loctite 9460 Hysol Non Sag Epoxy Structural Adhesive, 50 mL Dual Cartridge, Gray (pack of 1)

Used this product to re-attach a bridge on an Ovation guitar. Others had recommended it based on it’s ability to transfer vibrations better than other glues and is supposed to have excellent shear strength (which is important because the Ovation guitar I worked on does not pass the strings through the body like other guitars but attach through the bridge). It has been holding for two weeks now and appears to be working as expected. You also need to purchase an applicator and can purchase mixing tubes to automatically mix the glue. Be sure to buy mixing tubes that will fit the tip (kind of half moon shaped).

The main reason I use Hysol is because it thixotropic. Which means it will not run in any direction after applied. Regular Epoxy is good, but too thin to stay in one place such as a vertical application. Even adding micro balloons to the Epoxy stiffens it some, it will still tend to run a bit. Hysol is expensive, but you get what you pay for when you need it. Hysol is used on Corvettes to F-35's.

The only dislike is having to buy the cartridge gun to use Hysol…… otherwise, it’s the strongest, no drip epoxy in the world. I used it to repair a copper pipe water leak that has held for 3 years now!

This is probably excellent epoxy. It is expensive, but then you are supposed to buy a plunger device that cost half as much as the glue itself. Then when I try to return it, I am basically told I cannot.

Building a Kitfox or one of its offspring? This is the epoxy you want. Nozzles not included. I prefer to squirt this into a Dixie cup, mix, flox if needed and spread with a popsicle stick

Used it for mounting a new lower unit to a MotorGuide trolling motor as suggested by manufacturer. Allowed to dry for 2 days as instructed and appears to be solid. It's pricey but I don't like to do jobs twice.

Glue quality is good, still need tl have some experience in order to use it.

Very strong epoxy, aerospace grade. Does not bond to plastic, metal is forever bonded, so make sure you want it glued