Standard 2-Part Epoxy Syringe Ultra Strong, Multipurpose & Solvent-Free Adhesive Works as Ceramic, Plastic, Metal, Jewellery & Glass Glue For Durable Bonding & Repairs 24ml

It's been my go-to epoxy for many years, it works perfectly every time and I can absolutely depend on it. It doesn't set quickly, so that makes it really good because it's not a race against time to get the glue where you need it before it goes off, or, to remove glue where its ended up in exactly the place that you definitely didn't;t need it! The syringe dispenser makes it really easy to use, when I first used araldite it was in separate tubes, which is ok, but it's far more messy and you have to ensure you dispense the same proportion of both parts, it comes with a stick to mix it, but I just use tea/coffee stirrers, you only need to mix it for 30 seconds and you can tell when it's mixed when you cannot see any streaks in the resin. I use my stirrer to apply the glue, in my pictures I filled a void in a 3D printed part, although the epoxy is quite a "stiff" glue, it will fill gaps as it levels itself, this allowed the epoxy to fill around my "joint" piece which connected both haves, I placed my part face down on glossy card. You need to clamp your pieces to hold everything in place while it sets, you definitely don't want it setting with pieces in the wrong place because they're not coming apart ever, I use some cheap clamps and they work great. You can see on the front that the epoxy levelled and filled in the tiny gaps, resulting in everything being bonded incredibly well, you would break the bits that weren't glued before you had anywhere near any issue with the glued section. I left it clamped for 8 hours, after which I removed the clamps and then let it sit overnight, the following morning it lifted straight from the glossy paper and revealed a very clean joint. As this part is going to be painted, I used a coarse grit sandpaper to gently and methodically work over the surface until it was level with the printed parts, at that point I worked up in various grits to 3000, after which the area where the joint and glue was smooth and flat and you are unable to feel any difference in the surface between the printed parts and this joint section, it's completely merged into the whole part. It really is one of the best glues around.

When all else fails.... Use this

Not instant drying but when left 24hrs gave a good bonding strength. Can realistically only get two uses out of syringe whereas tubes can be used many times. Overall a great product

Araldite is the classic consumer grade epoxy resin - it's well known to everyone and been on the market for donkeys years. In my youth it came in two metal tubes, stored in a cardboard box. Mixing it involved guessing equal quantities of resin and hardener catalyst, and oftentimes making a bit of a mess. These double syringe versions are way better, making it easy to cleanly deliver exact, correctly balanced quantities to your mixing palate. Stir it together thoroughly, then apply. This is the slow cure version, which I prefer. You can buy rapid cure Araldite if you're in a hurry, but you'll sacrifice both working / re-positioning time and ultimate strength of bond. Some tips for you are: first clean and degrease your surfaces, making sure they are totally dry and dust free. If the surfaces are smooth, roughen them to provide a mechanical key if possible. Clamp the pieces together tightly whilst the resin sets and avoid the temptation to fiddle with them until the resin is completely cured. Wear gloves to keep this stuff off your skin - it can cause contact dermatitis and is a bother to remove. If you need larger quantities of epoxy resin head for your nearest chandlers - boat builders use it by the gallon.

Far more wasteful than the3 ordinary and cheaper tube. If it's not the cap failing to reseal it's the whole lot solidifying after one or two uses or the syringes needing brute force to expel both parts .This is really not reusable as reusing it is so problematical it turns into another chore that you have to complete before you can do the one you wanted to do. Then the next job is to go out and buy some more to replace the unusable one you've already got. An expensive and inferior way of buying what used to be cheap.

This is solid. Good value for money and sticks very well

Used for mending large slate garden trough. Securely mended. Also used to attach mirror glass to bracket in wing mirror. Again a solidly secure fix.

Used to fix the handle of a clay pot back on, left for 12 hours and seems to have help well. Main issue is it comes with only 2 applicator nozzles which only allow for a single use as the epoxy dries inside the applicator.

Toujours une qualité irréprochable une colle qui résiste à énormément de situation, utilisée depuis plusieurs années et toujours autant satisfait de ce produit

J'ai recollé un vieux pot en terre cuite pour l'extérieur et cela tient très bien malgré le poids. Il faut juste appuyer à s'en faire mal aux doigts pour faire sortir les deux produits.

top, comme toujours avec cette marque !

Bricolages divers - je connais ce prd depuis des années.

Ça colle fort !