🔩 Epoxy Glue for Plastic and Porcelain: Premium Adhesive for Bonding Review

Although advertised as epoxy and food safe there is no indication in the product or in the instructions. ACTUALLY the adhesive breaks down at around 200°F. As such, it is unsafe and unreliable for many of its stated purposes. Thanks for nothing.

The product was very difficult to use accurately. I was fixing broken china teacups and used a small brush to apply the paint and it was too sticky to apply in small amounts. The glue eventually set and everything seems to be holding, but it's not a clean finish. Superglue would be 100 times easier. Maybe it's not intended for small cups of tea, I don't know, but I'll definitely avoid it for future fixes.

I have three ceramic pieces from my grandmother that were broken by the babysitter's little daughter. I was very disappointed to say the least. I was looking for an adhesive that would work to fix them. The epoxy did it. One of the items is a pincushion from occupied Japan that my uncle brought home to my grandmother at the end of World War II. There were 8 pieces. I put everything back together and because the epoxy is clear and hasn't bled from the seams it looks almost new.