Epoxy Glue - Clear 2 Part Glass, Plastic, Jewelry, Ceramic, Metal, Stone and Porcelain Adhesive Repair Kit by Pratley

I used this glue for a recent 3D printing project where I wasn't getting sufficient strength from superglue. This did the trick. As a epoxy, it's a bit of extra work, but it was worth it.I like that this comes in 2 toothpaste-tube-like tubes rather than syringes like many of other brands. It is just as easy to use and will last longer. Whenever I went back to use the other brand after it sat in the toolbox for months after use it would be nearly impossible to use. The 2 component liquids tend to mix together at the tip and therefore get glued shut. This product, on the other hand, comes in two separate tubes so that that won't/can't happen.Has a chemical smell when mixing, but it's not overwhelming and doesn't persist when applied.Will buy again when I need more.

It was easy to mix and use. I have this pot that was made for me by a dear friend. I recently moved and during the move the glue holding the feet to the head came loose. After cleaning the old glue off and using sandpaper to prep the 2 parts I mixed the glue and spread it. I put the 2 parts together and.almost immediately they were stuck.Love it and would recommend it to anyone and everyone!! Thank you for a great product.

The execution of this glue is a little complicated, but it was very effective at gluing pieces of a ceramic item together.

Saved beloved pottery that would be impossible to fix otherwise! I like that you can mix any amount as needed! I had a shattered pottery piece that I puzzled back together in stages! Dries fast, clear, has a shine to it. Holds really well! Has a scent, but that quickly fades! Super glue does not work so well on pottery or porcelain. This sure does! I am happy to have this option! Not invisable, but I filled in holes & substituted glass & stone to creatively fill some gaps! Everything bonded great!

Works just as advertised.. I repaired a souvenir mug someone got me.. The handle broke into 3 pieces.. I got it all together.. Held for 1 min..Because I was a bit messy, the handle is 'rough to the touch' I don't want to use any solvent in order to remove. I am afraid I could weaken the bond..I didn't have an issue with clean up. But I will wear plastic gloves next time while using this. And I will watch the videos available online demonstrating this product.UPDATE: 2 months later. The excess adhesive turned rust colored. I gently scrubbed off excess. I was left with some reddish cracks.My mug held together for a few months.The adhesive did NOT holdUp to microwave use.My take always are.This product is not useful to repair a mug for kitchen use. I don’t know if the problem was dishwasher and microwave.My feeling is it doesn’t like the microwave.I will only use this product on ornamental items in the future.Then again, superglue and other cheaper adhesives will also work just as well maybe?

Tried to fix the tip of a plastic end of an eyeglass stem and it wouldn’t stick. I read you had to let it cure for 24 hours but I had worked with other glues you could tell it was going to work because you could feel it had adhered shortly after applying but with this I let set for an hour and it had no adhesive qualities and it like I had just applied it. Unfortunately the reviews do not match my experience with this product.

The media could not be loaded. Worked great to put this spoon-rest back together. When I purchased the quickset clear I didn’t know you had to mix two tubes together, but it was no problem it was easy to use. I was happy with the result, if you have anything that you need to put fix or paste together, this was great! .The spoon rest is made out of clay, so I was a little uncertain if it was going to work but it did work. Very happy with the results! 😁

Love the clear version of this as the item doesn't have to be white to have it look OK when fixed. I use for ceramics, including the accidently chipped toilet tank.This is a 2 part mix that starts reacting immediately. Be sure to wear gloves and protect your surfaces. I mix these on a paper plate and use a plastic knife to quickly smooth the product on one side of the break. It gets tacky and difficult to work with pretty quickly, so wipe off the excess immediately.Once fully cured this bond is as good as an unbroken part.