🍯 System Three Amber 1100K14 Bottle Review

This epoxy is exceptionally strong and most importantly stable. I use it to reinforce wood that may contain knots or other "imperfections" that add a ton of character after reinforcement, be it boards, lumber or loose form wood used in woodworking. But in my use, I often add a colorant when mixing the resin and hardener so the result mimics the character of the wood itself. This approach works very well and the result is indistinguishable from the wood itself. Just understand that all that…

Excellent for difficult bonding applications. I usually use titebond (3) wood glue for most of my work. But I decided to give it a try when I encountered a difficult build. in this case the front door. Lots of loose pivots and large posts/rails made this a real challenge. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to get everything assembled and in order before the glue started to set with regular glue. This material made the task easier. It has an exposure time of 60 minutes and makes the joints…

I received this to repair a cherry wood cabinet door. I put aluminum heating tape (no tape but you should use aluminum for the ducts) on the front of the good side and taped it very well to hold the glue and prevent the epoxy from seeping through the cracks in the area leaks in which I did the repair. I then mixed the epoxy and heated it with a hair dryer to make it more liquid. I then used several very fine-tipped syringes to force the glue into both the loose joints and the cracks. I reheated