PC ProductsPC-Fast-N EZ Flexible Epoxy Adhesive Paste, 14 ml in Double Syringe, Translucent 61411

So far I've used 3 syringes of this epoxy compound. It has met or exceeded my needs. I recently repaired a broken condensation drain joint on my furnace/ac. This joint was brazed on an iron pipe in a very hard to get to spot. Getting a torch in there was impossible. A dental inspection mirror and a bit of this epoxy and my drain pan and pipe was sealed up water tight in less than 15 minutes. I cleaned the surfaces with 99% alcohol prior to applying product. Epoxy won't stick to dirt or oil, etc... Always clean surfaces to be joined.Epoxy compounds tend to be made of 2 different viscosity compounds. This means to get an equal amount out of syringe you may have to push a bit harder on one side of syringe to equalize the force and get a 50/50 mixture. If you don't use the whole syringe, store it upside down. Clean the tip with a paper towel to minimize mixing of extant epoxy in the nozzle when you put the nozzle cap on.Great product, Also glued leather straps on my computer bag, which i frequently overloaded with too much weight. The epoxy worked great and never gave out. Really love the fact its made my life easier and extended the useful lifespan of the things in my life and saved me a ton of time and money in not having to replace things I already own.

used it to repair a hard side suitcase

Great Epoxy ... PC7. Use it all the time. Mixing nozzel is a very useful accessory. Mixes well and can be a very focused and precise application method.

Bought this epoxy for re-mounting skis (to use for filling old screw holes and sealing up new ones). The self-mixing nozzle is a great idea, but didn't work... since one of the two epoxy components was just a bit too dried out to make it out of the syringe with the extremely flimsy plunger. Not sure why they're selling partially dried epoxy.Did manage to get most of the liquid out through the top end, and hand-mixed as one normally would. The dried chunks limited how much of the epoxy was actually usable, but I got some to work with. However, all of these issues made this process take longer - and with a short 8-minute working time, I ended up having to rush my mounting (not a good idea).Finally (and the nail in the coffin) was that even the epoxy I applied immediately after mixing had frankly terrible adhesion. I got some on an unintended (though unwaxed) part of my ski, and actually was able to pick it off with my fingernails after it dried.In summary, not only was this epoxy partially dried out wen I got it, but it also just doesn't adhere well to smooth surfaces. Waste of money; thank god I don't care too much about this pair of skis.

Good quality product. Glued hiking boots several pair.

Need clear instructions on how to use the applicator

Used this for sealing a vacuum hose, prob not intended for this. But so far is working fine and has a little give to it which is what I wanted/needed.

What a mess this project turned out to be. It definitely was not worth the money. Did not go on easily even followed instructions. Did not set and did not glue together at all. I wound up tossing in garbage. Not to my satisfaction