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

For me this worked great! A ceramic cup broke at the handle. This has held it together. Also went in the dishwasher and still holding. I'm amazed myself. Easy to use. Mixed equal parts and applied. Let it dry.. Simple. As with all "glues" I've used.. After repair still see the hair line crack.

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.

Good quality product, the bond strength is excellent

I used this to glue a cemetery headstone to a base, and it is as solid as the marble. It was very helpful that it does not set immediately, which gave me time to make adjustments after application to ensure that the base and headstone were square and centered. The only challenge is due to the marble being so slippery and the relatively slow set time of the glue, that I had to brace the headstone with boards to hold it in place while the adhesive cured. Nonetheless, I am exceptionally pleased at the results afforded by this adhesive. It holds incredibly well.

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.

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

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 lovely Asian beauty arrived with the base smashed into at least 20 large and small pieces. I put in an evening of work using this slow curing epoxy and lots of scotch tape to piece together and massage may of the pieces into place. I needed to use something slow but ultimately strong. This epoxy took a while to get to me but was worth the wait. Someday I will sand my repair and try to match the paint but for now I can display this statue. Great product that was highly rated by china/porcelain repair experts.