Araldite | Standard 2-Part Epoxy Resin Glue | Ultra Strong, Multipurpose & Solvent-Free Adhesive Works as Ceramic, Plastic, Metal, Jewellery & Glass Glue | For Durable Bonding & Repairs | 15ml

When I required a glue that could be used to seal wholes and fractures I remembered mixing araldite glue in the garage to fix the outlet pipe of our washer so of course I plumbed straight for araldite now. After cleaning the surfaces to be bonded you mix the contents of the two provided tubes together and then apply the mixture with a spatula. The glue appears a bit like a thick paste, is easy to use with very little messiness and sets rock solid.

If ur looking for a very strong glue for ceramics it’s the best glue , however it’s not quick setting so needs to be left to harden and cure. It dries a milky yellow colour so not the most attractive so u can’t leave excess on view.

Araldite standard epoxy is good glue which I have used many times. It provides a very strong bond to many different materials. The only downside is that it is quite runny and takes a long time to set, so it's necessary to tape or clamp items to avoid them moving around while the glue is setting.

I always buy standard Araldite for a reliable and strong fix. I sometimes have to support the fix while it sets with tape or blue tack, as it takes 24 hours to fully harden, but once it’s set it’s not going anywhere. Much more successful than the rapid setting stuff or Superglue which sticks nothing but fingers.

Growing up in the 1970s there always seemed to be a box of Araldite, with a solid lump of the adhesive on the top & a match stick forever entombed in the yellow globule. I would laugh as my dad would address every repair job with the stuff. He swore by it & however much I poked fun at his sometimes messy efforts, when I need to fix anything now it's the first thing I reach for. I've used this standard, slow setting version & the faster 'Rapid' Araldite & each have their own merits. I find the standard type very useful because it allows plenty of time for readjustment of pieces before a final clamp up. A bit of patience is required as I like to give it at least 24 hours to fully set. I've mainly used it recently in my hobby of knife handle making & it gives excellent results. It can be a bit messy, mixing the two parts together as invariably it gets on the hands & any tools being used, however I have found that the various heavy duty handwipes that are available get rid of much of the mess. I once fell into the trap of purchasing an inferior epoxy two pack substitute, with the optimistic sales pitch of being ''Just as good as Araldite''. Some months later the bond unexpectedly gave way. I've never had this happen with the genuine product. I've not really used Araldite on plastic, so can't really say how well it performs, but certainly on wood, concrete & even a rusty old wheelbarrow I've had great results. I find it can be mixed with sawdust to achieve a really good invisible repair on wood. So, with a bit of patience & a good clean up you can be just like dad, but without the match stick stuck to the box!

Works well glued window handle with this.

Really good stuff, easy to mix and sets hard. Make sure you wipe the end with Isopropyl before replacing the cap, otherwise it can stick on. (Really good to have this in.)

Sensibly-priced product; well-packaged and on-time delivery. Thank-you!

He pegado una bisagra de un pc portátil o sea plástico con metal y ha quedado de fabula, ha creado un bloque y la bisagra se ha "soldado" al plastico.

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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.

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