Araldite Heavy Duty Epoxy Adhesive | Ultra Strong 2-Part Epoxy Glue | Solvent-Free Professional Grade Strength for All Materials | Slow Cure for Bonding and Repairing | Standard, 2 x 15ml, Clear

Used to make a repair on my '02 4runner. I had two metal screws which were screwed into plastic receivers holding the rear hatch door keyed lock in place. Both plastic receivers had broken away from their locations. I tried using gorilla glue first/ didn't work. Then tried JB Weld/ didn't work. Ordered the Araldite which I should have done in the first place, but I didn't want to wait for it to be delivered. Used the Araldite to reattach the plastic receivers and allowed to set for 24hrs then built up / reinforceed them with more Araldite and let set for 48hrs. Worked perfectly. Keyed lock is still being held in place weeks later.

This glue was an eye opener for me. I don't work with this kind of repairs very often. It is easy to use and effective.

This stuff works great. Used on my fridge handle. Waited 24 hours and waalah, handle is on sturdier than it was. Great stuff

My father used Araldite 2-component in the 1960's, when it was the first epoxy available in the UK, and he swore by it. I picked it up from him, and have used it ever since. When I ran out I tried some other brands, but nothing matches Araldite for strength and ease of use. I still use the original 2-component tubes, and even though there's the minor issue of mixing, nothing will change my mind now.

This is the go-to adhesive for strong bonds. Slow-drying, permanent bond with a 24-hour set time. Not for applications that are under stress or prone to peeling apart under load. Easy to mix, but should be pre-warmed to eliminate air bubbles that may affect the adhesive strength.

So far my repair is holding. Previously attempted to use superglue but did not last due to cold environment.

I saw a video on repairing a broken computer hinge with this stuff. I'd never heard of it and had tried all kinds of other methods, including JB Weld and Gorilla Epoxy, and while those solutions worked in other projects, it just wasn't working here.So I gave this a shot, followed the fellow's instructions, let it cure for about 40 hours, and just WOW! It really worked!This mixes easily and the consistency is a bit like slightly gummier pudding. Spreading it was easy, it wasn't runny and it wasn't too thick. Very impressive since I've had both of those problems with other methods in the past.The fellow that clued me in on this stuff said the hold kept for two years. I'll add a video soon of the repaired hinge (I didn't even think to take before footage), and update if things don't work out. If you see no updates, assume things are still holding strong with this very powerful adhesive.

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