Dap tank bond clear epoxy

I bought this because I was looking for something to repair a cracked toilet tank instead of replacing the whole tank .This worked better than expected. I put plumbers putty on the inside of the tank and waited for the putty to dry and then put the epoxy inside the tank and also on the outside..I waited a week to make sure everything was totally dry and released water back into the tank.. Everything is holding and the tank no longer leaks..I would recommend this epoxy for repair.

Used Tank Bond DAP epoxy to repair the belt clips of my 3M Versaflo PAPR, the only feasible solution, this epoxy performance was outstanding, the blower unit of my PAPR with its filter weights 2 pounds and it is mounted to a high durability belt by 4 plastic pegs that easily break with continuous use. During this pandemic I have used my PAPR continuously for 12 hours shifts, it is always on mounted on my belt. Fixing those plastic pegs was a easy repair with this epoxy, the 2 glue components come out of the syringe at the correct ratio, you just have to use a metal clip to stir them really well to ensure faster and even mixing. Compared to other brands I used I found this one to be superior as it dries up keeping some flexibility which is ideal to support the constant bouncing of my steps, rather that the hard plastic of other brands that breaks easier.

This is hands down the best of the 3 kinds of two part epoxy glues I’ve tried (the others were JB Weld and Gorilla). At first I assumed they would all pretty much be the same, but no. This dries the hardest in the shortest amount of time. I’m not going to use anything else from now on.

Works good for small holes or cracks but you need to mix Real good befor applying

I had a resin sea gull that my cat knocked over and it broke in two pieces. It worked perfectly.