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One of the strongest adhesives known, epoxy is designed primarily for the bonding of non-porous surfaces, but can also be used effectively on wood.
Available in clear, white or metallic finish.
Most epoxies come in two parts: a resin and a hardener (or “catalyst”) which must be mixed together before the adhesive is used. Once mixed, the material will set permanently in a specified length of time—most will permanently bond, even under water.
The bond will withstand most solvents when curing is complete.
Excellent for sealing gaps and will withstand vibration and shock.
Can be used on pipes, radiators, wood, metal, ceramic tile, china, marble, glass and masonry.
Since epoxy is toxic and flammable, use extreme caution when handling.