Review on 🔧 Blue Magic 16002TRI QuikSteel Steel Reinforced Epoxy Putty Repair - 2 oz. Blister Pack (Pack of 6) by Jason Dinh

All epoxies smell bad but it won't kill you. If you don't like the stench, wear a respirator. Read the instructions and be sure to wear gloves. The impact of such things is limited by your ability to understand how it works. It has a mild adhesive effect, but is not actually an adhesive. Just be aware that you'll need a little more for reinforcements. It's better to use too much and grind or grind it down to the form factor you want. It'll tire your fingers when you mix it, but once it's set up properly, it's pretty damn cool. I think people who are unlucky with epoxy are just abusing it or using a material that isn't the best for their application. I got VERY lucky with this stuff and actually bought the whole box. I used it to fix some broken pins on a synth keyboard. The pins were gone so I used those to hand mold new ones. I then sanded them down to a flat and level plane and then drilled them slightly smaller than the OD of the original screws that were to screw into the plastic. It's been about a year of regular light play and occasional hits with no issues. I haven't traveled on this thing yet, but I don't intend to. Thanks to that, I didn't have to buy a brand new $400 keyboard for this rare vintage 1990's synth.