LoctiteEpoxy Multi Purpose Repair Putty , 2 oz Stick, 1 Pack

Works 100% better than ordinary glues. Simple to use- cut off the amount you need, knead it well to mix the 2 phases, and put it where you want it to go. You cannot mess this up as long as you mix it thoroughly. Sticks well to the item being repaired, even while it cures. Hard as a rock once it cures. I used this to repair a metal gate, and the repaired part of the gate is stronger now than before it broke.

I bought this to repair the weak /chipped ankles on a standing concrete lawn statue. The statue has been moved so many times that you could see the rebar in his ankles! I worked this putty together to uniform color and worked within 5 minutes to smooth it into cracks with a putty knife and fill in chipped out areas as well. It gets warm as it starts to set, and it will be rock hard after 5 minutes - so make sure you are only working with what you actually need. I wore latex gloves - per the instructions - and I think that was a good idea. Anything that creates a chemical heat reaction in your hands might not be the best on your skin!The next day, I went back with sandpaper to smooth out the ankles and give it a good finish for painting. It says you can sand after 60 minutes - and I believe it, though. It was too humid for me to last very long, so I'll go do a final sanding and put paint on. I'm grateful to have this putty vs patching with concrete which is unforgiving and harder to work with. I hope this stands up for years and restores the structural integrity of the statue. I'm thrilled it's fixed - as it has been in disrepair for years!

This epoxy works well when you make sure to follow the directions and don’t kneed it for any longer than you have to because it becomes very hard to apply if you wait even 30 seconds too long. You end up with epoxy that doesn’t want to stick to anything besides maybe your fingers that you used to kneed it. Make sure to wear gloves because it leaves residue as you kneed it. As long as you mix it fast and cut it so you get an even amount of both colors, it will work. Doesn’t take as long to cure as other epoxies I’ve used. Definitely has the typical epoxy smell so you’ll probably want to mix and apply it somewhere well ventilated.

Good product

I used it to repair some patio bricks that were chipped and cracked. Very easy to use product. Just slice off a piece, knead it until it's uniform in color, then apply. Sand down / color later if desired. I love that the little container actually keeps it from drying up. Other similar putty / glue products tend to dry up after the first use, no matter how well you store them. My only complaint is the smell. This stuff reeks of naptha and maybe fish when you're kneading it. Thankfully that doesn't linger.

The repair putty worked wonders on my chipped porcelain! It’s easy to use and the results are seamless. Highly recommend for quick, DIY repairs.

Works as described but it’s more of a light blue. Definitely not white. The blue outer part needs to be mixed with the white middle part. After neaded it’s a light blue. Disappointed

The media could not be loaded. I'm going to start this review by telling you that this stuff is amazing. I had 9 things in the house that were broken, chipped, or missing pieces completely. I was not only able to fix the things that were broken, but I was even able to mold pieces for a couple of items to completely replace parts that likely landed among the dust bunnies when they initially hit the floor. This putty is extremely durable, although a little difficult to work with if you are dealing with smaller details and no tools. It doesn't give you a ton of time to fiddle before it starts to cure (maybe about 5 minutes before it's no longer workable). I will tell you however that I am extremely pleased with this product overall and would highly recommend it to anyone who has something special that they've been wanting to fix and haven't had a way to do so. It is very durable and sets like cement when it's done. I will include a video with my review so you can see what it looks like. Keep in mind these projects are just puttied and not yet sanded or painted... add in this is my first time using this product so I am no pro. Lastly, and only a quick mention, they do tell you to wear gloves when you use this stuff. I didn't listen because I had some smaller pieces to work with and gloves can be really cumbersome to deal with. I can tell you now from experience that the stuff does get into your skin and does NOT come off once it dries. I'm sure after my outer layer of skin sluffs off at some point (after washing my hands 50 or 60 times) I will no longer have white crud on my fingers, but I've tried everything.... even a nail file and it is on there good. To wrap up this review, the product is 5 stars, but ready yourself with the proper tools for detailing and wear gloves.