– Fixits Hardening Putty Sticks - Stronger than glue -Reusable Plastic Fixing Sticks For Everyday Fixes - Mouldable Putty for Repairing, Crafting, Creating - Ideal DIY Tool - Pack Of 3 Large 10g

These are brilliant. You put them in boiling water and can mould them to any repair you need. They have different colours and you can combine them to change the colour. When they dry they are solid plastic.

It works well but cools very quickly, doesn't give you much time to work it.

Hard shell suitcase cracked around the wheel and it was caving in, used this to add support and hold the wheel together. Seems sturdy so far. Product is easy to work with with boiling water and a hairdryer. It's not glue, it's just a low melting point plastic, it cools down quickly and hardens, so you need a hairdryer to be able to keep it malleable. It's not pretty but does the job

I've found the result once it cools can be quite variable, items I've made at the same thickness having variable flexibilities and smoothness of finish. Also very disappointing to twice order a pack advertised to contain yellow, green and pink sticks only for both times to have delivered three black sticks. (Returned the first one and reordered to try and get the colours I'd ordered, but received the black sticks again) If black is all they offer, they shouldn't advertise other colours. decent for little bits and pieces, wouldn't rely on it though.

The idea is brilliant - melts in just off the boil water - shape to the size you need and then it sets hard as plastic - the downside is unlike Sugru it is a hard plastic once set. But for my use to repair a damaged laptop it worked perfectly - i used superglue to secure the finished part in place - also be wary when working with small pieces as it sets quickly. All in all a great product for small repairs.

Did the job 🙌🏿

Sets quite quickly but reasonably easy to use. However it is more heat sensitive than I realised, so is definitely not suitable for repairing cracked light fittings because of the heat from the bulb. My mistake but it is a limitation of the product. I will use it for other repairs. Just as soon as I get around to using a hairdryer to remove this from my formerly iffy now not working light fitting.

This is a very long way from Sugru prices, but also a very long way from Sugru versatility, so for my needs a waste of money. It sets very quickly so there is vanishingly little time to shape properly. When set, it’s simply a piece of hard plastic with none of the slightly rubbery give of Sugru. I haven’t found anything to which it bonds adequately, unless the receiver has open spaces through which the plastic can bond with itself. It certainly won’t bond onto Sugru. It probably makes effective moulds because it will adopt the shape of something pressed into it: and the chances are it will come away cleanly because it doesn’t stick. Maybe you can make it into shapes to replace chess pieces etc, but good luck with shaping it even very crudely in time. I wish I hadn’t bought it.