3M Scotch-Weld Acrylic Adhesive DP8410NS, Green, 45 mL Duo-Pak

This worked fantastic for re-attaching a glass shower door panel to the aluminum header. The original factory adhesive had failed. The glass didn't break, thankfully. We completely cleaned the aluminum track and shower door. We applied a bead along both sides of the aluminum track and used a popsicle stick to flatten/smooth it out bit. Lastly we applied a bead along the top of the glass panel. The aluminum header was pushed down over the top of the glass panel. We allowed it to sit for 24 hours before re-installing. Days later it's still hanging there just fine. This is an industrial adhesive that is designed for similar purposes, so we had high confidence it would indeed work. Prior to this we did try just silicone adhesive, but that failed even after a couple days of curing. With moisture cure adhesives they of course can take weeks to fully cure, so this two-part exothermic cured adhesive was absolutely the right choice. *SURFACE PREP IS KEY* - as with most adhesives, surface preparation is paramount to achieving a proper bond. As a mechanical engineer I've work with MANY different adhesives for some pretty crazy applications. In all of them, preparation was always as important as selecting the correct adhesive. Make sure to get the correct dispenser gun. We used "Epoxy Gun - 10:1 ratio EPX style 45mL 62-9170-9930-1", which included the orange mixing nozzles (though we used the separately purchased thinner nozzles by seller "FRIGIIRE").

This is a good, cost effective adhesive for high shear strength applications, such as building golf clubs. DP8410 has significantly higher heat resistance than DP810, which is a standard in the gold industry. It is also considerably less expensive. The fly in the ointment? DP 8410 mixes at 10:1 and is packaged in a 45 Ml cartridge. Most epoxy applicators — especially the cheaper Chinese ones — are set up for 1:1 or 2:1, and the larger 50 Ml cartridges. To use this stuff you need to find an applicator that is set up for 10:1 and the smaller 45 Ml cartridges. They exist but are not easy to find … you need to search for “45 ml 10:1 epoxy applicators,” or something similar.

Don’t waste your money It doesn’t work! I used it to see all the exterior of a plastic tank. I even prepped the tank even though they said no preparation is necessary. I’d likely sanded the area cleaned it all with alcohol. Let it dry for a couple days wiped it down once again I bought the gun to mix with the nozzle thing to mix it. Absolutely horrible does not work the stuff peeled right off.

I am a frequent builder and rebuilder of golf clubs. This has become my go-to epoxy for building clubs. It's great!

This stuff is one of the best adhesives going for when you need high strength and fast cure. It stick to metal surfaces better than anything else I've ever used, even oily surfaces. I use it to build golf clubs, and there is no better material available, that I know of.

I switched from other 3M epoxies and haven’t looked back. Great product at great price. Thanks 3M!

It should state somewhere in the description that NO mixing/application nozzles are supplied. I should not need to purchase 25 nozzles for a product I will use once and discard. I saw other similar items and they all showed nozzles.

Used to adhere a carbon fiber handle into a stainless steel tube. Follow directions with cleaning or any adhesive will fail. In my case I used acetone on stainless and alcohol on carbon fiber. The two pieces were a close tolerance that used fiberglass mesh as a spacer and mated positively bullet proof.

Great adhesive for golf clubs. 1 hr in a sandwich makes at 100°f and the aversive is fully cured. Expensive but worth it and will buy again along with the 3M DP-420

Works awesome, just make sure you have your 10:1 plunger. Work great when you have 24hrs to let it cure fully.