🧪 Rectorseal 97606 4oz EP 400 Epoxy Sealant Review

. Overall it works fairly well with wood and the quick curing time is a big plus. Wood putty either takes too long or just isn't strong enough. It doesn't always work perfectly and I had to redo some spots two or three times, but it probably has more to do with using it with wood and the downsides of trying to fix something organic with grain. It's pretty obvious that you probably wouldn't want to use this material with an acoustic instrument, nor with anything that has grit (with a translucent

This epoxy is the BEST I have used and does EVERYTHING it is advertised for. It bonds to metals (including cast iron, copper, etc.) in minutes and cures to the strength of steel in 30-60 minutes. Also, it's 100% TRUE that this epoxy can withstand temperatures up to 500 degrees permanently without decomposition and will also resist water. The key to using this product is to properly prepare the surface of the metal to which you are gluing this product by thoroughly cleaning the surface with…

This stuff is great. I use it to make bamboo canes and to fill the voids in the cane at the joint (both shaft and handle) when assembling the handle. Huge rebar plus a hardened 3-1/2" deck that screws into the center of the epoxy plugs, drills, self-screws, reinstalls, and glues with regular two-part epoxy to make it even stronger. For heavy-duty stick/snake hooks, I start with a heavy-walled stick (I have 3-4 different types growing around my house), then set up a handle and let dry. Then I go