System Three T-88 Epoxy Adhesive, 1 Pt Bottle, Amber

I got this to repair a cherry cabinet door. I put aluminum heating tape (not duct tape, but you are supposed to use aluminum on ducts) on the front, good side, taping it very well, to contain the glue and to prevent the epoxy from leaking through cracks in the area where I was doing the repair. I then mixed the epoxy and used a hair dryer to heat it so it was more runny.. I then used some syringes with very thin tips to force the glue in the joints that were coming apart and also the cracks. I heated it again to make sure it dispersed into all the spaces. This also helps get rid of air bubbles and more glue goes into the crack/joint. I then clamped them. It has a long enough open time to get all the glue in there, use the dryer and get the clamps on. I had the clamps ready to go. And had done a dry run with clamps first. I waited till the next day to take off the clamps, just as extra insurance, since it takes 24 hours to fully cure.I had to do this twice to get different spots, but it worked like a charm. My door is stable and sound. I'm sure I will use it for other repairs. I hardly shows in the back since I used some tape to mask the areas I was gluing, leaving only thin cracks where I put the glue. The tape really keeps this out. The tape came off pretty easily when I took off the clamps, but ymmv, depending on surfaceIt was pricey, but I didn't want to risk a cheaper product and ruin the door which matches all the other doors.. Be careful not to overheat, but just till its the right consistency. Plenty left for other projects.

Sets up really strong. Will bridge a gap while setting up and not shrink. 45 minute working time. It takes a few hours before it's semi hard. Seems like a great choice if you have time to glue and set aside for a couple days.

as advertised. good quality.

I was happy with this purchase. Highly recommend. Just as described.

This epoxy is exceptionally strong and, more importantly, stable. I use it to allow the strengthening of wood that may include knots or other "imperfections" that add a ton of character, once strengthened, whether they be in board feet of lumber of in more free form wood used in woodturnings.It dries clear, but in my use I often introduce dye while mixing the resin and hardener so the result mimics the character of the wood, itself. That approach works very well, and the result is indistinguishable from the wood itself.Just understand that all of this goodness has one price, which is that it takes about 12 hours for this epoxy to solidify, and 24 hours to fully harden.

Tired of spending a lot of $ for the tiny epoxy glue packs I decided to invest in the bigger package. This is the second time I have ordered this product.For what I do, it lasts about a year. I am careful measuring, making sure I have equal amounts of hardener and resin, and mixing thoroughly and have had good results for my projects.

Mixed some up to fix cracks in wood conga drum. I've used gallons of west system epoxy in the past with zero problems and decided to give System 3 a try but this System 3 still hasnt completely hardened after 7 hours in 65 degree temps. I mixed equal parts and stirred for a minute. I am returning this product as it doesnt harden after 45 minutes as its supposed to. Also this stuff is a lot thicker than the West System and I couldnt possibly use it with fiberglass cloth. Pretty disappointed

I was making a large walnut table and unlike small projects, I could not just eliminate using pieces with defects. This epoxy works as advertised. I have used it to fill cracks and small knot holes. It is easy to work with and dries overnight even in lower temperatures. It machines and sands easily and when varnished it blends in, better than some wood fillers.