EVO-STIK Hard & Fast Metal Epoxy Putty

I have to say, this exceeded my expectations, I have used it on my car to repair a small hole in a panel after MOT failure, can be sanded and overpainted. Also used on a number of other repairs for chipped/broken items, patch jobs not just car repairs., Used on a laptop body repair and fill where a peice of the shell broke away, just cut a bit off the log, sqwish it about to mix it together, and then mould it into the item/shape you desire. Leave for 10 mins to harden into shape. (Takes longer to fully cure). Would buy again without problem.

Works great. Hardens in a few hours and is very strong. Easy to use but does leave hands smelling bad. Looks fine once hardened. I have used this to repair and reinforce some cables the end of which were loose and it has worked perfectly

Comes in a tube as shown, you open it up and slide it out the plastic tube cover. It is wrapped in a film, but keep that on and just peel it back to reveal the amount you need to cut off. The two compounds and rolled like a rolly-polly pudding, dark compound in the centre with the second mixing compound on the outside. Chop a small piece off which a sharp Stanley or similar and crush and mix together on disposable hard surface (hard card or plastic), keep chopping, crushing and turning the two compounds into each other until the colour turns a graphite grey colour. Apply to your subject and mould to shape or fill the gap or whatever your using it for. I used it for sticking my car aerial back into its roof mount. My car has a radio and sat nav mount built into the roof which are no longer made. The aerial rotted away so I bought a replacement aerial and had to stick it back into the mount as the screw in thread had deteriorated. I drilled a hole and metal compounded the aerial in. Perfect for holding under wind pressure etc. I used it to glue an earpiece of a set of headphones back in too. Great stuff! My only complaint is it can be a little too dry but its better than too sloppy! Hardens very well, pretty quickly too, couple of hours depending on temps, can be sanded down etc.

Great product, really easy to work with. Used it to fix a lamp I’ve been meaning to fix for ten years. Very happy with the solid result.

Easy to use and does the job. Just break off the amount you need and knead the two colours together in your hands. Mended an ornamental metal birdbath with this … now it’s waterproof and sturdy again. Would recommend … easy to use. Wrap up the spare putty well and keep out the air and you can use the remainder for another job!

it may be "normal" for this product but without opening it, it went hard and could not be used.

The heat exchanger on our boiler developed a small leak between Christmas and New Year (great timing!), just outside of the warranty period and Vaillant wanted just shy of £400 to send an engineer and replace and wouldnt get to us for a week. Thought I would give this a go first, even if it was just a temporary fix and helped us get back up and running to get some warmth and it worked perfectly. Cleaned the area up with a wire brush, ensured it was dry, applied the putty, ran a small wooden wallpaper roller back and forth to ensure good adhesion, and left it for an hour. Fired up the boiler and allowed to warm slightly, and switched off again, half hour later fired the boiler up again and not a bit of water in sight. Still perfect after 2 months and I suspect it will be for the rest of its life. There are lots of uses for this putty so it will definetely be an item I have around in case of emergencies, and I have to say, it does exactly what it says on the tin, and it certainly goes rock hard, fantastic bit of stuff!

Very hard to mix but does the job intended it would be easier to mix in hot weather