MAX Bond THIXOTROPIC Industrial Grade Non Flowing Epoxy - 1/2 Gallon Kit - Structural Adhesive - High Strength Bonding - Marine Grade - FDA Compliant Adhesive - Waterproof - Vertical Application

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Epoxy? More Like Epoxy-wow!”I didn’t even know this stuff existed until I fell down a YouTube rabbit hole watching some charming New Zealand furniture wizard casually glue the universe together with it. Pre-thickened epoxy? For underwater use? Excuse me—why aren’t we using this to repair the world?I originally bought it to splice some wood that was going to live its life outside, battling the elements like a tiny timber gladiator. I needed something waterproof, tough, and ideally magical. Enter: this glorious goo. Not only did it work perfectly, but now I find myself wandering around the house looking for excuses to glue things together. Rotten fence post? Epoxy. Loose chair leg? Epoxy. Existential dread? Okay, maybe not—but I thought about it.This stuff is like the duct tape of the Poseidon realm. It laughs in the face of rain. It sneers at rot. It scoffs at gravity. If you’re building, fixing, or just trying to feel powerful with a mixing stick, get this epoxy. Just be warned: once you start, everything starts to look like a potential bonding project.

The strongest toughest goop you can buy. Sands smooth. Great for glueing car panels

Worked super well to bond laminated Rv body panels wow super product I need bigger quantityThe next time this stuff is amazing

I think it will work great, but haven't used it yet...

I love this product, it has helped me on different projects at home: fixed two leaking 2" water pipes on my old swimming pool, glued several lose wood balusters on my staircase, glued cracked ceramic tile, etc.I recommend this product; I learned about it when I was working at a aerospace company.

I purchased this for building a small stitch and glue boat. I love Gel Magic, but it is so expensive for the amount you get. I used this to perform filleting on the inside of the hull. The product ultimately worked and was super strong. However, it is difficult to work with. You have to mix it 1 to 1 and it is so sticky getting it out of the container is a challenge. I tried initially scooping it into measuring cups so I could verify 1 to 1 mix. This made even more of a mess. Next, I bagged it in an attempt make beads of the product that could then be smoothed with a tongue depressor. It would not flow out of the bag, and I ended up with a giant mess from that. The only way I found to use it was to pour onto a piece of cardboard and the mix up with a piece of scrap wood. Then spread with small, notched putty knife. It still flows too much when in place. I thought this would be easier than mixing up and thickening epoxy. I don't think there is much benefit there.

This stuff is phenomenal..strong, durable and up for any repair..I have been using it for several years now on all kinds of repairs..very versitile!!

I hadn't used Thixotropic epoxy until ordering this system. It is incredibly useful in a number of areas of guitar construction. Very easy to mix and use! I tend to mix too much. A little goes a long ways...