🔒 QuikSteel Steel Reinforced Epoxy Putty Counter Box - Strong and Versatile 4 oz. Solution for All Your Cargo 6004 Needs Review

I love this stuff. Works just as well as any other brand I've tried. The tube is quite large, about 8 inches long. I should be long enough!

I just LOVE this thing - I've used it to join the joints of my designer dolls and nothing holds up like this thing! I have bought from this seller time and time again and will continue to do so :)

This material works by creating a strong structural bond, but you need to work quickly and use water to smooth out your work at the end; I used it to repair the muffler holes and pipes. Damn good!

This epoxy putty is magic. I used it to fix rusty holes on an old car. It is easy to use and offers a reliable repair. Highly recommended. Make sure you use gloves or they'll fill in your fingerprints in a week or so. Don't ask me how I know that!

Great product. Not exclusively for use in cars! .The only downside is that after opening it will slowly harden if left unused for a few months to the point where it can no longer be used, but I think that's why it's in small batches is delivered. I would buy it again!

Great product. Not intended exclusively for use in vehicles! .Can be drilled, sanded, painted. Only downside is that if you don't use it for several months after opening it will slowly become so hard that it can no longer be used, but I think that's why it comes in small quantities. I would buy it again!

I don't trust these things with serious adhesives but for the job I needed it was a perfect fit ! I have a pyrex tube that I wanted to turn into an oil burner tube and needed a heat resistant setting adhesive putty to stick it in the bowl. (Due to the fear of illegal drug use in today's world, it is very difficult to buy a real oil burning pipe). Then I had to build a detachable but stable formation that could clog the carburetor at will. This product worked great and got exactly what I needed!

I first used this product in 2003 when the forklift we were using to move loads would sometimes punch holes in it. them, because of the combustible materials that were stored in the beams, we were not allowed to weld them, we used them to seal the holes. They all passed the DOT check! I recently used this product on my motorcycle frame to fix some of the holes caused by sanding (manufacturing) and it still works great! I've found that cutting into small pieces (about 1 inch long) works best…