A9-mb1350hn Miracle Bond Epoxy, 9-ounces

The product itself is whats advertised and I am pleased with its application, how ever read the product weight on the tube, it contains 8.6 oz of product of which about 1 oz is left in mixing tube leaving you with 7.6 oz to work with, a normal tube of silicone or adhesive is about 11oz which means the tube of miracle bond can be deceiving by tube size witch is the same size as a regular tube of silicone. because I did not read the content size I fell way short of what was needed by 1/3. also its advertised here as 9 oz when in fact the tube says 8.6 oz. so in short its a great working product just order 1/3 more than what you would use as a regular tube of silicone, also very expensive for the amount sold per tube.

Have bought 4 of these. Not a whole lot in the tube but enough to fix small to medium cracks. I used it to fix cracks in the corner of my foundation. Blends in with the concrete OK. I could definitely feel the heat when the two compounds reacted. Used it 4 months ago and so far so good. Shapes easily and turns rock hard. If you watched the youtube video of this stuff its pretty much accurate. Definitely recommend cleaning the area like the instructions say.

Product works wonderfully if you discard the nozzle and mix the two parts yourself. The nozzle mixes them but makes it VERY hard to squeeze the caulk gun.

A little hard to pump out to mix in the tube, but a great product that repaired a rotted hole in a piece of wood.

worked as expected, Never could get it to come out the mixing nozzle.

Not worth $20 when you only really get to use 2/3 of the tube. Not to mention, if you put the nozzle on and just try to use it, you've wasted your money. The tube needs to be cleared before putting the nozzle on, thereby wasting even more before even getting to use it. I've used 2 part epoxy type tubes like this before and have never had the nozzle clog before anything comes out. I tried just using it without the nozzle, but since the product doesn't fully mix that way, it ended up just making a complete mess of my sidewalk. I wouldn't mind if this wasn't so expensive. $20 completed wasted.

This is a two part epoxy not to be confused with any cheap one part caulks that are marketed as the product to fix everything. It looks like a single component product but there is actually a part A and a part B packaged in a most unique cartridge. The two parts mix on the way out through a mixing nozzle. It's heavy duty and when cured is harder than concrete so you know it's going to last. Repairs we did a years ago are still holding up. You can use it to repair holes and spalls in concrete, block and even wood. What makes it a superior product is the fact that it won't sag or drip even if you use it in a vertical or overhead application. There's no other epoxy like this available in a tube, at least we haven't found it. There's a cool video on You Tube that shows what it can do. It's also available in quart kits and gallons. Try Miracle Bond and you'll keep finding more ways to use it. Remember to do any clean up before it hardens. After it cures it reaches 8000 psi! Try it!