- When cured, can be drilled, sanded, threaded or filed
- Resistant to fuels and solvents
- Resists most liquids
- Convenient 2-part dispensing syringe
- Suggested Applications: Fills gaps and bonds trim; Use on casting cracks and holes, auto trim and ornaments
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BrandPermatex
Manufacturer Part Number84101
Sizing and Specifications
Item Weight2.40 Ounces
Height8 inches
Length1.13 inches
Width3.81 inches
Product Description
Versatile, easy-to-use, multi-purpose epoxy adhesive for metals, fabric, fiberglass, glass, rubber, concrete and most plastics. 0.84 oz. Dual Syringe
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28 of 29 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I am more of a breaker than a fixer. However, I recently had to drive backwards (called "backing up" by the experts) for about 15 feet and was attacked by a traffic sign turned terrorist. It knocked off the driver's side rear view mirror...you know, the one that is outside the car, not the one you actually use up by the roof. It was still semi-attached by some kind of wire or something, but was hanging down and giving me a view only of my tire. Since I already know what a tire looks like, and do occasionally look when making a lane change to the left, I tried to duct tape the thing back on. Didn't work. The mirror still sagged and all I could see was the tire. The man who fixes my car when things hit it said it would cost me $150 to get it back to where I could see those pesky drivers who are always in the lane you need to be in (since I couldn't see them, I just honked and waved my hand out the window a lot when I moved toward the left and you know what, it works.)
$150 sounded like a lot, so I decided to postpone the repair, figuring 3 rights make a left anyway, and I'm never in that big a hurry. However, the intervention of a nice policeman convinced me otherwise. I had the option of paying the car fixer $150 or the City considerably more, and had 30 days to make up my mind. I was giving some consideration to holding up the local convenience store, except they know me and the nice man gave me a free Icee last summer. Time was running out and I figured I'd better bite the bullet and go see Mr. Car Fixer. Again. Then I saw this stuff on Amazon. Permatex 84101 PermaPoxy 5 Minute General Purpose Epoxy, Crystal Clear. Even the name inspires confidence...and the price was considerably lower than my other options. I ordered it, it arrived, I glued the outside mirror back on, used more duct tape to keep it in place just until I was sure the glue was set, and unbelievable, I Fixed Something.
Yeah, I was kind of astounded too.
It's been several weeks and I even forgot about the glue job and took my car to the carwash, where neither the water, the brushes or the little guy with the rag could knock it off. I don't think I'll do that again, not wanting to push my luck, but as a temporary fast fix, this is just amazing. The mirror feels like its on there and really solid. Of course, calling the number on my ticket and explaining that I glued the mirror on and it was holding took some doing. I sent them photos and offered to come down in person, and finally got the citation cleared. I think they were probably just afraid of having me in their parking lot where they park their own cars. But whatever, I'm happy, they're happy, and I'm sure any number of other drivers go home at night without exciting stories about the lunatic who pulled in front of them without looking.
For regular gluing jobs, this must be even better. It's easy to use, not having to mix things, no mess. Just real sticking power.
$150 sounded like a lot, so I decided to postpone the repair, figuring 3 rights make a left anyway, and I'm never in that big a hurry. However, the intervention of a nice policeman convinced me otherwise. I had the option of paying the car fixer $150 or the City considerably more, and had 30 days to make up my mind. I was giving some consideration to holding up the local convenience store, except they know me and the nice man gave me a free Icee last summer. Time was running out and I figured I'd better bite the bullet and go see Mr. Car Fixer. Again. Then I saw this stuff on Amazon. Permatex 84101 PermaPoxy 5 Minute General Purpose Epoxy, Crystal Clear. Even the name inspires confidence...and the price was considerably lower than my other options. I ordered it, it arrived, I glued the outside mirror back on, used more duct tape to keep it in place just until I was sure the glue was set, and unbelievable, I Fixed Something.
Yeah, I was kind of astounded too.
It's been several weeks and I even forgot about the glue job and took my car to the carwash, where neither the water, the brushes or the little guy with the rag could knock it off. I don't think I'll do that again, not wanting to push my luck, but as a temporary fast fix, this is just amazing. The mirror feels like its on there and really solid. Of course, calling the number on my ticket and explaining that I glued the mirror on and it was holding took some doing. I sent them photos and offered to come down in person, and finally got the citation cleared. I think they were probably just afraid of having me in their parking lot where they park their own cars. But whatever, I'm happy, they're happy, and I'm sure any number of other drivers go home at night without exciting stories about the lunatic who pulled in front of them without looking.
For regular gluing jobs, this must be even better. It's easy to use, not having to mix things, no mess. Just real sticking power.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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The directions are clear, the product is easy to use. Just squirt out some mix from the double barrel tube, mix it up, and apply with the little spatula/stick it comes with. I used this to reattach the plastic grill ornament/decal on my Volkswagen 2 months ago (popped off while parallel parking behind a truck), and the ornament is still solidly in place. No complaints here!
Update 11/14/2010: The grill ornament/decal is still in place through a PA winter and a Missouri summer!
Update 11/14/2010: The grill ornament/decal is still in place through a PA winter and a Missouri summer!
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
This is great stuff! It sets up fast and bonds pretty much anything to anything else, including to glass. I have used it for repairs including the rear view mirror in our van, which had fallen off since the windshield repair person didn't re-attach it properly.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
glue
This worked great to hold the rear view mirror on my windshield. Other reviews talked about it not holding but they must have did it wrong.
Published 16 days ago by Cpl. Hicks
Great to have, just in case and when needed.
I'm very happy with this product, at first I was skeptical and debated to order this or the Gorilla glue, but to be honest now that I have this in my hands and applied it on my... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Ae Tech
This stuff works...
I bought this to put my rearview mirror back up, but have found many more uses for it. Can be easily retracted back in the syringe and recapped for future use. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Tomas Omalley
Breaks just like plastic once its set
This must be the funniest experience I've had with a product. Note that I'm still giving it 4 stars cos it does a good job of bonding stuff together. Read more
Published 1 month ago by P. Nair
Works Well
This Epoxy works ok and better than some others I have tried. The truth is that there are some epoxies that are junk and some that are good. This one is the good one. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Newtron
fantastic
I bought this to do a repair on a fender liner on my car. I had worn a pretty good sized hole through it (8"x4"). Read more
Published 3 months ago by Daniel Forest
A great alternative adhesive for vehicle rearview mirrors
I purchased this adhesive specifically as an alternative to those single-use rearview mirror adhesive kits that I have found unreliable in the past year. Read more
Published 3 months ago by MTM
epoxy glue
this is great epoxy I use it to glue parts on my RC F/15 jet and RC helicopters and other RC Items. glue sets up in about 5 min not to much more to say about this epoxy will buy... Read more
Published 5 months ago by J. Gregg
Does the job well
As a former chemistry, my inner nerd possessed me to immerse myself into the subject of super glues and epoxy, and then to experiment with them for my (outside the box) purposes. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Jane Chan
This is one of two Epoxy brands I have purchased.
I used Permatex brand Epoxy mostly before and experimented with Gorilla Epoxy brand. You can tell the difference between quality and ease of use. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Crispy Critter
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