vicpricme Metal Glue Heavy Duty for Metal Steel Plastic, Waterproof, 3PK

I used this glue on solar panel mounts on my Winnebago’s roof. It has a metal roof, so I simply mixed the glue and used copious amounts on every metal mount (12 mounts for 3 solar panels). I didn’t use screws! I didn’t want to penetrate my roof. A full year later, I have had zero issues, and it’s holding like it did at installation! That says a lot, it sits in full sun every day and it’s exposed to all types of Colorado weather and 90+ mph winds. I also have used it for a metal wiring mount for my Jeep’s hitch. It has held tight for months. Most recently I used it on a new exhaust pipe repair on the bottom of the Winnebago. This will be the true test, just installed. Extreme heat, dirt, wind and vibration. The bond is super strong and versatile. This beats any epoxy glue I have used, it’s way better than JB weld. Use gloves! This stuff doesn’t come off your skin. I keep a constant supply, it’s super handy around the house.

This metal glue is incredibly strong and easy to use! The 2-part AB epoxy mixes smoothly and sets quickly, creating a solid bond that feels just like welding. I used it to repair a broken metal part, and it held perfectly — no movement at all once cured. What impressed me most is the durability. It works on cast metal, steel, and even in outdoor conditions. After a full cure, the bond is rock solid and completely waterproof, which makes it perfect for marine use as well. Another big plus: I couldn’t find this product in any local stores — not at Home Depot, Lowe’s, or anywhere else. Amazon was the only place I could get it, and I’m glad I did because it worked perfectly.

Mixes nice and thick, not runny for applications.

It takes all night to dry right. Works perfectly to hold metal to metal strips that I used it to do. Very strong bond. Clamping is ornate best.

Wow this is great stuff. I had a hole in my lawnmower gas tank and I cleaned and sanded the area and covered with this and it is good as new. I will be purchasing again as soon as I run out. Works on alot of things you need to repair

Threaded bolt was missing connecting my oil dip stick tube to engine block which left the whole assembly dangling. It seems that the threads in the block were stripped. Tried several bolts. Gave up and “welded” it to the block by putting some on the threads and on bracket that would seat onto the block. Worked great. Also “welded” my riding mower seat back onto its frame using ratchet straps to hold in place. So far so good.

tried to make a gear in a mold with this, but it turned out way to hard and brittle. Broke on first use.

Excellent hardening material, very strong.