Metal Repair Glue, Heavy Duty, High Heat, High-Strength Bonding, Metal Epoxy Glue, All Purpose, 3 Pack

I recently tried the WXYCRUEYE Metal Glue for some repairs around my home, and I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by how well it performed. I had a few metal pieces that needed bonding, including a fractured garden gate. This epoxy adhesive really delivered on its promise of high-strength bonding. The application was straightforward; just mix the two components as instructed, and within minutes, I had a thick, paste-like consistency that seemed perfect for the job. I appreciated that it worked on not only metal but also plastic, steel, and even fiberglass. That versatility came in handy when tackling multiple repair tasks. One of my favorite features was how quickly it set. After about half an hour, I felt confident that the bond was solid enough for everyday use. Even after a few weeks, everything remained intact, which is a testament to its strength. Overall, if you're looking for a reliable adhesive for metal repairs, the WXYCRUEYE Metal Glue is definitely worth considering. It’s a great option for DIY projects, and it saved me both time and money on professional repairs. I’d recommend keeping a tube handy—you never know when a quick fix is needed!

Great stuff, works and sticks to just about everything!

This stuff actually does work surprisingly well. While I certainly wouldn't compare it to welding two pieces of steel together (obviously), it is definitely a very strong, solid epoxy once cured. And while it doesn't have that standard funky smell that most epoxies and epoxy resins seem to have, it does sorta smell like a hot load of...well...I'll leave that for people to decide on their own. Regardless, it works great, and once it's cured, it's sandable and drillable, but otherwise pretty much bulletproof. If you're applying it to vertical surfaces or areas where gravity will be an issue, be aware that it is somewhat thin at first and will drip or run, so you'll need to be prepared to take measures to keep it in place while it sets up. For example, i used it to repair a door jamb where the deadbolt locks, and I was able to essentially rebuild that area and drill a new hole for the deadbolt, but once i had filled the old hole up with this glue, i had to put masking tape on it to keep it from running out and down the jamb. But now I suspect my deadbolt is far more secure than it was originally, and certainly more than before I fixed it. I would be interested to see what the results would be of filling a 410 shotgun shell with this stuff. It would also lend itself well to gluing shut the front door of a pesky neighbor in the middle of the night, provided you were sure it had enough time to cure. The possibilities are endless, really, limited only by our own imaginations.

I honestly had my doubts but used it on a stainless coffee mug handle and it worked without issue

works.. but not the greatest need to be able to clamp both parts on odd shaped items

Good

Great stuff! Sets fast but can be formed to fit and finished with a sander.

Will pay for itself in few repairs. Holding up good.