Epoxy glue.

Manufacture and sell epoxy glue for home use in far smaller tubes for one or two applications. Safe da earf!



That's about how much I use before the tubes are obliterated and the remaining glue gets thrown out.

one or two aplications. right. im of the type who re-uses the original toothpick from the box of 246............the box says 250...........i watch wopner.

I mostly use super glue for jobs these days. The damn tubes are expensive and TOO SMALL. But Wal-Mart sell a decent size bottle of Loc-tite brand super glue for about 4 dollars and with the replaceable cap, it n ever gets hard. The small, one use tubes at the dollar store are about 2 dollars.

I used to use quite a bit of epoxy when I worked in the glass business. I still keep some at the shop for larger jobs.

J-B Weld - World's Strongest Bond - Works Multiple Surfaces - Easy to Use - Our Strongest Epoxy - Strength 3960 PSI - Set Time 4-6 Hours - Cure Time 15-24 Hours - Cure Color Dark Gray -

The average person like me uses about one application and the remainder sits in the tube to dry out.

I'm only thinking in terms of the good it would be for the chicom environment. Gotta preserve and keep it tidy for the golf course after we nuke the fuckers.

Lummy wrote:The average person like me uses about one application and the remainder sits in the tube to dry out.

I'm only thinking in terms of the good it would be for the chicom environment. Gotta preserve and keep it tidy for the golf course after we nuke the fuckers.

the only two things i dont use it on are cracked teeth and puncture wounds. anything else is fair game.

I've used Aeronautical quality Araldite. Really good, overpriced.

I pot my araldite in syringes so get the same equal amounts out to mix. Keeps it well in there too.
It needs LOTS of mixing before leaving it to set

jirqoadai wrote:J-B Weld - World's Strongest Bond - Works Multiple Surfaces - Easy to Use - Our Strongest Epoxy - Strength 3960 PSI - Set Time 4-6 Hours - Cure Time 15-24 Hours - Cure Color Dark Gray -

Great stuff, too.
One time i had an old 2-wheel drive truck and I was returning home from Sugar land, Texas. Carburetor, no fuel injection. I don't remember exactly what happened, but I think a metal fuel line broke feeding the carerator and the truck died. I had to pull over to the side of the interstate . No mobile phone in those days. I think I was somewhere between orange and Vinton. I got out, diagnosed the problem and fixed the leak with jb weld , a rag, and some automotive wire until I got home 3 hours away. Lol.