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High Strength Metal Repair Glue, Heat Resistant Adhesive for Steel, Aluminum and Cast Iron, Drillable After Cure

High Strength Metal Repair Glue, Heat Resistant Adhesive for Steel, Aluminum and Cast Iron, Drillable After Cure

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Industrial Strength Repairs at Home

This metal repair glue allows you to handle broken tool handles, split radiator tanks, or broken trailer hitches right in your garage, allowing you to perform repairs without visiting a shop. Once fully set, it bonds metal surfaces with a compressive strength of up to 95 megapascals, creating repairs that are strong and durable. It is designed to withstand extreme conditions, working effectively in temperatures ranging from -40 to 392 degrees Fahrenheit.

Easy Application and Workability

The application process is simple: just squeeze equal amounts from both tubes, mix them until smooth, and apply to the broken spot without the need for torches or welding gear. Once applied, the surface is fully workable; you can drill into it, cut threads, sand it down, polish it, or paint over it just like solid metal. It gets firm in just one hour and reaches full hardness after 24 hours.

Versatile Protection

This adhesive bonds securely to steel, aluminum, cast iron, and practically any other metal, providing a universal bonding solution. Beyond just holding parts together, it offers protection against environmental factors by resisting water, oil, mildew, and rust, ensuring the fix holds tight even on gas tanks and motors.

Product Specifications

  • Strength: 82 to 95 MPa
  • Temperature Range: -40°F to 392°F
  • Set Time: 60 Minutes
  • Cure Time: 24 Hours
  • Mixing Ratio: 1:1
  • Compatible Metals: Steel, Aluminum, Cast Iron
  • Post Cure: Drill, Tap, Sand, Paint

Product Includes

  • 1x Metal Repair Glue

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drill into this after it dries? Yes, once cured, you can drill, tap threads, sand, polish, or paint directly over the repair.

How hot can it get? It is designed to resist extreme heat up to 392°F.

What metals does it work on? It adheres to steel, aluminum, cast iron, and practically any metal surface.

How do I mix it? Simply squeeze equal amounts from both tubes (1:1 ratio) and blend them until smooth before applying.

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