OK, it is an epoxy glue a bit stronger than average. It hardens relatively quickly (after 5' it can't be worked) and withstands a bit more heat compared to a simpler one (e.g. on a coffee pot handle) without softening. Of course, do not expect durability comparable even to the weakest welding

The door was cut to replace the water pipe. There was a 2 millimeter gap which was fixed. Very easy to use. The residue comes off with clean gasoline.

Test after 20 hours and seemingly good adhesion on the air compressor head cover...
I don't know what it means when it says it withstands 155°C because when it reached 48°C it softened and at 1.5 bar, it simply detached. When it cooled down it became hard again but it had already come off.

I have used it for various small jobs and it really holds strong! It dries quickly and the result is durable, even on parts that get hot. It's convenient that it's two-component – I mix them, apply them, and I'm sure they won't come off easily. So far, it hasn't disappointed me!

I used it to glue the gear lever to the moped because the teeth of the gear shaft were completely worn out by chance. For now, it seems to hold. Time will tell how long it will last!

Very good glue. I used it on aluminum and the result looks very good. Time will tell, of course.

I repaired iron cement on an external iron door. Amazing result. Although the cement is used continuously, its base is unshakeable. It became regular cement

The tank from a motorcycle (the top part, does not have continuous contact with gasoline) did a fantastic job, after about 3 months the adhesion looks very good,

Very good glue for the use I wanted, I glued broken aluminum. It is good that the person using it is experienced

I got it to close a very small hole (the size of a thumbtack head) that was created in my radiator. It did its job!

Very good and strong, just starts to lose liquidity quickly and needs immediate application even though it does not dry completely fast

Used for a broken (aluminium) door handle. This is the main door for the house and still solid as a rock!

Excellent glue, you can see a difference in 30-40 minutes it has become hard. After 24 hours, it's rock solid.
I used it to bond plastic with metal. Perfect.

It works like metal. It closes holes in car metal pipes. It is good to watch a video first.

I had no experience with welds or soldering. This particular cast iron cross broke. With this glue, it stuck firmly and can hold the entire bottom lid shown in the photo. I also glued some lanterns made of tin. I was satisfied. Now, as for storage, since the tubes have already been opened, I don't know how much longer they will last. When I opened them again, they seemed to have dried a little. We'll see.

Unbelievable glue.... it becomes like stone and sticks everything..... I have used it on a carburetor, a lamp, plastic, aluminum, and in all cases the job was done perfectly....

Filling in a cartridge that accidentally opened up more, resulting in a crack. It has been working fine for 2 years now.

Breaking the pump cap on my Nissan Datsun 1200, the person who replaced it caused damage and made a mess! I patched up the hole that was opened and left the car for a day! The glue worked fantastically and saved me from big trouble... Now I want to see how long the glue will hold, it turned into stone at the spot where it was applied! I recommend it, it can save you from big troubles and avoid replacing the part... the question is, how long will it last!

The best glue by far. It has saved me countless times from big troubles. I wouldn't change it for any other. Before you buy it, take a look at its features and how to use it. It is a highly professional glue for endless uses

I used it on the top plastic part of the refrigerator, under the cap on an F650GS. The break at this point was about 2 centimeters long and about 2 millimeters wide. It has been 20 days and everything is still fine. I hope it lasts as long as possible.

4 stars because I haven't tried another one to compare. I used it on wood, it stuck but I wasn't thrilled either.
On plastic, it did a very good job.

Update: It sticks iron strongly, does its job just fine.

The best two-component epoxy adhesive is jb weld, unfortunately I couldn't find it in Greece so I chose its equivalent permatex, which seems to do a very good job. I used it to glue the magnets from a flywheel