Metal Glue, Glue for Metal High Strength Bonds Metal to Metal (40g*2), Weld Metal Repair Glue, Metal Epoxy for Steel, Metal, Cast Iron

Mix is well and this stuff bonds and sets quickly. Pay attention to cure time, which can take much longer than shown in the instructions, especially if you have something that can separate easily. Don’t expect to be repairing mufflers or radiators with any epoxy like this. Those types of things really need welding.

My outdoor metal sofa was damaged during a storm. It was blown around the deck and one leg was almost severed. After many calls to find someone who could fix it with no success, it was headed for land fill. I found this product and with some very strong glue, it is sturdy and looks like new. I’m a 76 woman and a proud DIY. Great product. Now I’m going to repair cracks in my metal gutters.😀

I'm used to quicker cure epoxy and didn't initially realize the cure time on this is a minimum of 5 hours and can be up to 24 hours. But, after it fully cures, it appears to be very strong. Main dislike with the product is that the applicator for the two tubes is not very ergonomic (unlike Gorilla Glue epoxy which has a comfortable applicator) and it's painful on the fingers to depress the plungers. Still, the epoxy product itself seems to be pretty good in terms of metal adhesion although I've not yet subjected it to heavier pressure.

I thought I was going to have to mix the solutions up and it was going to be messy but the twin tubes resolved that issue. Quuck and easy to mix and apply. I used it to repair a broken iron bench guard rail. It was easy to apply and after 24 hrs it felt rick solid. I even bang it againdt my work bench and it held. Definitely recommend this product for small metal repairs.

I have a corrugated metal fence around my backyard, and the bottoms of some of the panels were rusted out. I couldn't afford to replace all the panels, so instead I cut strips of metal to glue to the bottom (the transition to the older pieces being hidden by a crossbar). I thought I could just use Steelstik and it would be an easy fix, but the Steelstik didn't work! The pieces kept falling off and I thought I had wasted a lot of time and money. Then I found this glue on Amazon and only had to use a small amount to get the corrugated panels to stick together. I'm very happy with this glue and will purchase again if some of the other panels fall off.

This stuff is not high temperature it worked for about a week until I started racing around in my truck heating up the exhaust essentially and creating more pressure in the joints where this was and it heated up essentially liquefied and was pushed out of where I had it which happened several times over the matter of few months to where eventually it always pretty much pushed out and or dripped out or cracked and dried up. I initially had it right behind my collector pipe where my Kallick converter’s and pipes come down from your side of the engine and join to one and then I used it about 16 inches back and it’s out of both of those places and it was about 4 feet from the initial spot it failed where the exhaust pipe connected to the inlet of the muffler but that’s far from hi Temp. I should use JB Weld putty which I will this time around. Plus sister smells awful when is heated up

Didn't work for me

Works great