EVO-STIKHard & Fast Metal Epoxy Putty, Sets Steel Hard in 10 Minutes, Colour: Grey, 50g stick

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

Expensive but good

Mixed the putty together as described, used it to hold my heat shield on the car above the exhaust, second time I've used this product over the years, excellent and sticks metal to metal great

Easy to mix and mould and sets very quickly, much quicker than the 10 minutes mentioned on the packet, really solid though and we’re really impressed.

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

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.

We had a problem with the grill door on our caravan oven. They use round "rivnuts" in a thin sheet steel oven casing. The screws worked themselves loose on the grill door hinge. I went to tighten them up, but the screws just kept spinning. Round Rivnut is just spinning in the round hole, meaning the screws holding the hinge wouldn't tighten up. Potentially an "oven out" job to remove and replace the failed rivnuts. This meant disconnecting gas pipes etc - not a job I really wanted to do. Looked at a Rivnut puller, but potentially it was still an oven out job due to access. Done some research and settled on this metal putty from Evo Stick. You cut a strip off and mix it up. Its sort of dark and light grey as it comes, and the idea is you knead it until its all one colour. TOP TIP - the putty has a clear film around it, ensure you also remove this before you start kneading. I missed it, and it meant the putty had stringy parts inside it. Once mixed, I put a small amount on the back side of each of the rivnuts, gaining access with my finger through the square hole - photo 1. Prior to applying, I cleaned the area with IPA to remove any grease etc from the area. I squished as much of this stuff as I could over / around the back of these fixings, and left it to cure for a day. Upon my return, and a quick poke through the holes, I could feel it was rock hard. Re-inserted the 4 screws, managed to tighten them up meaning job done ! Stuff is great. Saved me a load of hassle. This was done back in September, door is still in place :) Worked form me and holds a worthy place in my toolbox. Cheers

Great stuff. Repaired our metal slow cooker pot that developed a tiny hole.