Loctite Epoxy Instant Mix, Translucent Yellow 5 Minutes, 0.47 fl oz Syringe, Pack of 2

This adhesive—or epoxy—is so efficient, and so well-suited for application using the syringe method, that you avoid any waste or errors. I highly recommend it for the specific purpose I use it for: repairing speakers or re-coning speaker drivers.

Works great but don't pull unused contents of mixing nozzle back into the syringe- it's already mixed! Rookie error. I've ordered a bunch of extra mixing nozzles because the nozzle is thrown out after each application.

I just spent hundreds of dollars on epoxy caulking to fill the big cracks in my driveway. I noticed a few fine cracks that I figured would one year turn into a big problem. The epoxy caulking is too thick to fill in fine cracks, so I thought I'd try this stuff. Was easy to use and filled the crack as expected. Didn't expect it to look like it was still wet after curing and the syringe leaked and left permanent dots. I don't know if this will hold up in the elements for years, but I thought it would be worth a try to prevent a major crevas. Update: after a cycle of seasons, the expensive epoxy caulk cracked and crumbled away. This clear epoxy glue still looks great. No additional cracking, no flaking, no gaps. Just perfect! Wish I did the other cracks sooner when they were just hairline.

Easy to use. Not a lot of pressure required to deliver the mixed fluids through the special syringe tube. Used it on a sockslide which is supposedly made out of ABS plastic. It's been working just fine, the glue is holding very well.

I can't speak to other applications but this was exactly what I was looking for. I needed a strong epoxy which would flow well into crevices but was thick enough not to run all over, this is about the consistency of cold maple syrup upon dispensing but hardens within a few minutes to tacky and then starts to solidify. I had a barrel shaped wiring harness with a number of wires close together, which would move and touch each other at extremes. I applied the epoxy to the wire ends, which were soldered in place, and then wrapped tape around the area to make a tube and then filled the area to make a solid epoxy plug. I did it once and let dry for a few hours and then did the process again. The result was exactly as desired, all the wires are encased in epoxy and the strain relief slides over the epoxy plug. The epoxy resin cures up very hard in 24 hours but it does not seem to be brittle. It fills gaps well and is not difficult to work with. If I was using this for any other application, I would ensure the work I wanted to connect was sanded and de-greased, to provide the epoxy something to grip onto. Perhaps this is the problem some folks are having who have rated this product low. I found it perfect for my needs.

This epoxy works well and hardens fast. The plunger is a horrible design. First, there is nothing to keep the plungers even while depressing them. You don't get an equal amount of the two parts unless you are very careful. The package tells you to slightly pull back on the plungers after use, but there is nothing to hold the plungers in and they can pop out. The two plungers are not color coded, nor is the syringe, so you can end up putting the plungers back in the wrong way. I assume that will epoxy the plungers into the syringe. The cap that they give you to put on the syringe after use is almost impossible to put on. I had to hold it with a pair of pliers and push really hard to get it to snap into place. You get two nozzles and they tell you to throw away the nozzles after use. All that epoxy and they expect you to only epoxy two things. I didn't bother using the nozzle and just mixed the epoxy myself using a wooden coffee stirrer. the epoxy did set fast and seems to be very strong so far. But, save yourself a mess and hassle. Just get the epoxy in two separate squeeze tubes and forget about trying to use a plunger package.

I needed to repair a split leg on a side table. It is used in the family room, so it needs to be durable. I live in Hawaii, so humidity has to be a big consideration. That made epoxy the "go to" product for my project. I have never worked with epoxy before. I have been intimidated about getting the correct balance of epoxy and hardener. That made the idea of a "self-mixing" tool ideal. The instructions are pretty basic - also very straight forward. I did have to fidget connecting each piece, but that was due to my lack of attention to physical shape of the syringe and nozzle connection. The fit and turn instruction is easy enough to follow, if you look at the design of the nozzle end. Once it clicked (literally), the nozzle worked perfectly. The dual syringe is compact enough that you can control application very easily. No mess, no fuss! Well, the only mess was due to my inexperience. But it was easily addressed and cleaned. The instructions are pretty basic, and fairly straight forward. If you do what the instructions tell you to do, it's not a problem. The label says "translucent yellow." To my perception, it was clear from start to finish. The solution worked smoothly and adhered well in less than five minutes. I clamped the joint and left it to sit overnight. Today, the table is back in place and the only evidence it was ever broken is a small hairline "scar." I would absolute recommend this product.

Stuff works like you nailed it down.

Takes a full day to set but works great for fixing artificial jewellery

Muy buen pegamento, muy buena calidad, solamente que es muy difícil volverlo a utilizar ya que, aunque quites la pipeta y le coloques la tapa es dificilisimo volverlo a utilizar. Hay que dejarlo secar por lo menos 12 hrs y listo, transparente 👍🏻

Its not that strong glue what i expect to be , but is doing the job.

Quickness of sealing Used to attach metal lamp to cement base.

Sehr zu empfehlen. Gut für unterwegs.