Loctite Epoxy Five Minute Instant Mix 0.47-Fluid Ounce Syringe (1365868)

In order to fix a ceramic pot I found shattered on the sidewalk, I purchased this item. I could not help but think of how sad and alone it looked I hope you do too. After I took it home, I took it to the cleaners to wash and dry. After that, I carefully repaired it with epoxy. Gold powder was used to dust the cracks The scars one has shouldn't make them feel ashamed. In its new state, the land is more beautiful and peaceful than ever A gold accent has been added to its cracks. The goal for me is to mend even the most broken pieces in order to make them better and more beautiful than Despite this, I would like to ask myself Could you please tell me where I can find Loctite Epoxy Five Minute Instant Mix glue that I need for my own broken and torn.

Natalia Maynard

| May 22, 2021

It wasn't until I noticed some fine cracks that I figured it would become a bigger problem one year. It is too thick for filling in fine cracks with epoxy caulking, so I thought I would try this. It filled the crack exactly as it should have and was easy to use. It was not what I expected to still look damp after curing and the syringe leaked and left permanent marks behind. There is no guarantee that this will stand up to the elements for a long time, but I thought it would be worth a try to prevent a major crevass. I have updated A cycle of seasons led to the cracking and crumbling of the epoxy caulk. It still looks nice when you use clear epoxy glue. There was no additional cracking, flaking, or gapping. Exactly what I wanted. I wish I had done the other cracks earlier when they were most visible.

Miriam SYKES

| Aug 26, 2020

There was a split leg on my side table that I needed to repair. This is used as an entertainment center in the family room, so durability is important. As someone who lives in Hawaii, humidity is an important factor to keep in mind. Therefore, epoxy was the best product for my application. Previously, I had never worked with epoxy. Being intimidated about the correct balance between epoxy and hardener has been an issue for me. In that case, a self-sustaining market would have been impossible It is ideal to use a "mixing" tool. Is pretty basic - just follow the instructions. Putting the pieces together was also relatively straightforward. I had a little trouble connecting the syringe and nozzle connection due to my not paying attention to the physical shape of the syringe and nozzle. It is not difficult to follow the fit and turn instructions if you notice how the nozzle end is designed. I used the nozzle for several weeks before it clicked (literally). Using the dual syringe is very simple because it has a compact design that allows easy control of the application. I was inexperienced so there wasn't a mess, but there was still no fuss. Nevertheless, it was a simple matter that could be It isn't too difficult to follow the instructions, they are fairly basic and straightforward. If you follow them to the letter, there won't be any problems. There is a label that says "translucent yellow. " I saw it as clear from beginning to end. With less than five minutes to spare, the solution dries smoothly and adheres well. A clamp was clamped on the joint, and overnight it sat. The table was repaired once it was broken, and there is only a small "scar" on the hairline where it was broken. I would recommend this product without any reservation.

Ermias Wilkinson

| Oct 09, 2020

The plunger on this epoxy is a terrible design. The epoxy is quick to harden, but takes a long time to harden. In the first place, the plungers do not stay in place even while they are pressed. There is no way to get equal amounts of the two parts unless you are very thorough. When you use the plungers, the package instructs you to slightly pull back on them. However, there is nothing to hold them in place they can spring out at any time. There is no color coding on the two plungers or the syringe so you might end up putting them back in the wrong place. The plungers will be epoxied into the syringe, so I assume that will take care of it. It is almost impossible to put on the cap that they give you to cover the syringe after you have used it. It took me a long time to get it to snap into place because I had to hold it with pliers and push very hard. When you use the nozzles, they tell you to chuck them after use. You get two nozzles. The epoxy is all there and the two things you get to epoxy are not enough. It didn't bother me to use a nozzle. Instead, I mixed the epoxy myself with a wooden As of right now, the epoxy seems to be very strong and has set fast. You can save yourself a lot of hassle and trouble just don't mess with it. Use two squeeze tubes for epoxy instead of a plunger package, and forget about trying to mix it together.

Carly McConnell

| Jun 26, 2021

The nozzle was attached to the unit after following the instructions in the instructions. As expected, I squeezed the plunger and the two parts mixed in the nozzle. Placed two tracks of epoxy on my fishing pole project and pulled back on the plunger to allow the epoxy to flow evenly. Rotated the pole as it set to allow the epoxy to flow. As I went on to the next area, I pushed the plunger in and it did not move nearly 1 minute later (when I went through the nozzle). A determination was made of how long the epoxy took to harden. The document had to be thrown away since it no longer served any purpose. My go-to glue of choice was my trusty MAX Glue. I wrote the company but have yet to hear back. This is junk!.

Blair Cohen

| Feb 19, 2021

My test results so far have been good, so far it has held up well. However, the self mixing noozles are a joke, you can only use one at a time and you're stuck with two of them. Don't make the same mistake as I made by wasting one since I only needed to use a bit. Use a noozle if you are planning to use a lot of epoxy at one time.

King Moyer

| Dec 31, 2020

You can ignore the negative reviews since it is obvious that they are not knowledgeable. To follow the instructions you must read and understand them. This epoxy has been used more than a dozen times without any problems. In the disposable syringe, resin and hardener are mixed together. By using a syringe, you can apply in small holes and pinpoint the application. Using 2 Syringes per container (you receive 2 applications). You don't need to clean the plunger after use (slightly push it back between your fingers after use). A super strong and fast-curing varnish that dries in five minutes and dries to full strength in thirty This session is 60 minutes long. Metal, glass, ceramic, wood, fiberglass, many rigid plastics, tile, fiberglass, concrete, and stone can be permanently joined using this product.

Westin Hubbard

| Apr 24, 2021

To fix one of my flip flops, I bought this glue. This is a super clear and simple set of instructions that I'm following. As soon as it's all done, I realize I wasted pretty much the entire syringe of glue - I could also have used more! Since you have to discard the entire syringe after you use the small dot I needed! For this reason, I think if possible you should try to avoid using a syringe or syringes altogether, instead mix the small amount you need and apply it with a q-tip or similar. Since the glue only comes with two syringes and one of them I used to apply a small amount, the glue would not be worth the cost.

Stanley Bentley

| May 12, 2021