Epoxy Putty, 200g Fast Repair Metal AB Epoxy Putty, 2 Part Epoxy Pool Putty, High Strength Epoxy Filler Putty, Sculpt Clay for Repairing, Bonding, Sculpting, for Metal, Wood, Tile, Ceramics (White)

Bottom line: This is a great product and priced fairly (around $10 when I bought it). I trust you'll be pleased as well.More detailed version: I'm extremely pleased with this product, and I am going to start making sure I always have some on hand for repairs. I've used it for both outdoor repairs and indoor repairs, and ranging across material types, and each time I've been very pleased. It functions as described. It gives a very durable bond, and is relatively easy to use. Depending on the nature of your repair, you will need patience and some fine-point tools (e.g., I did a very detailed repair of a ceramic item that had shattered, requiring a stepwise repair and recreating surfaces that had been ruined), and I do recommend wearing gloves when working with this (the vendor includes a pair, but you might want to just buy a box of disposable gloves). One other tricky part is the compound can start adhering to the gloves a bit, which can make manipulation of the compound a bit more difficult as you continue to work with it. But it's hard to complain about that, because it's hard to envision what could be done to offset that. Again, this is a great product, and I'm sure I'll be buying it again.

This is easy to use epoxy putty which is really tough when set. I used this to fix a foundation crack to stop mice which had chewed out other repair material.It is too tough for the mice, and my problem is solved.

Purchased this product to try plugging into an external door jamb that over the years the externally facing bottom 6 inches or so has partially rotted away due to moisture absorption from the elements. After getting a few outrageous estimates to replace the door frame, I then removed the rotted wood and tried applying copious amounts of caulk to the gaps - a repair which indeed worked but lasted for about a year until it began crumbling off.I figured before I go and buy some lumber to try to cut a custom sized piece of wood - that I would try this moldable epoxy product product instead. So far I am glad I did.The epoxy comes as two slabs of clay-like material. To use it, you take equal amounts of each material and with your hands, knead them together until they are well blended before pressing the material into whatever hole/section you wish to repair. The kit supplies you with a pair of loose fitting gloves to aid in this process as the materials are a bit sticky. I found that the materials were very stiff and firm and it took a good amount of kneading and requires some forearm strength to mix them well. Once mixed I found that the clay was easy to apply to the sections of door jamb that I had previously cleaned out.The epoxy dried/hardened to the touch within an hour and was fully cured the next day. I did find it a challenge to shape/mold the clay since it is very stiff, however since it fully cured overnight I was able to sand it to fit the contour of the frame better. It accepts paint very well.It's wait and see for now as we head into winter and the cold/wet elements. So far so good.

This stuff is excellent for filling large holes and can be sculpted as well. The putty is rigid and not messy. I had some rot around my front door jam and was concerned about how much it would cost to have someone come out and repair the problem. The putty works great on vertical surfaces and doesn’t collapse like a paste filler. Also, it doesn’t dry incredibly fast so you have time to apply and shape as needed. Highly recommend!

Someone threw out a 48" x 24" outdoor plastic storage box because it had a 3 " hole in the lid. I took it because I needed one and it was on my wish list but the are pricy. I bought this product, followed the directions and it worked GREAT. I used a palm sander 1st and spray painted the lid . Excellent

Used this to create a 4 inch rabbit ear for one that had broken off a statue. Worked well, but the gloves are a hindrance not a help. The material is ultra sticky and more sticky using the gloves! I ended up using bare hands and forming my piece as quickly as possible, then rinsed hands IMMEDIATELY.

Still leaks.

Works great, takes longer to set up than most, but they tell you that in their literature