Epoxy Pool Putty - 2 in 1 Underwater or Above Repair Putty for Fixing Leaks, Cracks, Repairing, Filling, Sculpting - 2 Part Epoxy Glue for Metal, Tile, Concrete, Ceramics (Grey) - 16oz

Very good value when compared to similar products. And I like the fact that it comes in resealable tubs, not just some vacuum-sealed plastic bag, like many other epoxy putties. However, be aware that it does set fairly slowly.

Seems to have done the job but the spatula is a waste of time and the gloves come off during mixing.

This was returned due to being very hard in the tub. It stayed hard when I tried to warm it. When mixed(Which was a challenge in itself) it didn't stick to anything. Wouldn't recommend

Got this to repair a broken corner on a TV case, works a treat, easy to mix and form into shape, then sand and polish. Great stuff really impressed

They had cracked in cold weather, and I used this to fill the cracks. The putty itself is good and very versatile, all sorts you can do with this. The gloves did not fit me, and I found this stuff sticks to gloves anyway. I ended up using a tool to apply it, and that worked better.I don't know about it being hard as steel, but it's as hard as the concrete of my little statues. I sanded it down a bit, but did not need to paint it.This is a Vine Voice review, but that has not changed my opinion and I only review items I would buy. I try to use or test all products, or if I can't, I at least check them.You can see my rating system on my public profile under my bio, as I don't want to add it to every review.

This is the first black putty I've tried that actually dries a proper black. The pictures on the listing make it look more grey but it is definitely black, which is excellent. It kneads together easily and remains flexible as long as it is continuously worked. If not, it starts to harden after around 5 minutes but it can be brought back to soft and flexible with more kneading, as long as it hasn't set too hard. It is flexible enough to take on even fine detail in a soft, silicone mould, making it perfect for modelling or sculptural use.The supplied gloves are more of a hinderance than help as they get kneaded into the mix. I prefer tight-fitting gloves or bare skin. I ended up kneading it using bare hands and quite a lot of black residue was left on my fingers but it washed off easily using washing-up liquid. I also found that 24 hours is insufficient to make the putty rock hard. The moulded leaf was still slightly soft after this time. any repairs would need to be left more than 24 hours before drilling or sanding.The tubs could do with a plastic seal or disc of some sort to keep the exposed putty surface from drying out. I found the cream-coloured putty had started to form dry patches on the surface when I first opened the tub. The more the putty is used, the more air there will be in the tub so, unless all of the putty is used quickly, it will start to dry out.

Not a sponsored review. Just another epoxy product. Was very hard and difficult to work with. Does not seal wellNo date on it so no idea how old it was. Not particularly hard once cured. Not even close to steel as they claim. Would not buy again

I was able to fix a crack in a hot tub using this. Once it had hardened I was able to sand around the edges to smooth it out.