HobbyKing 4min Epoxy Steel Glue

 RoBo_Guy 132 points

yep, you can very much use it for metal to metal!! :-)

 asmis 33 points

감*사*합*니*다*

 Le Chat 30 points

Hi, No, this is not intended to glue EPO. You should use a glue dedicated to foam, like this one: www.link

 Le Chat 30 points

Hi again, Anti-spam has erased my link. I was saying, this product is not intended to glue EPO. You should use a glue dedicated to foam, like the one HK sells. Search for Product ID: Mucilage-L

 asmis 33 points

thks million

 Basstronics2 90 points

This glue while drying gets so hot it smokes and will burn you if you touch it.

 KaosKane 1427 points

yes. this the type of application it is designed for :}

 GustPilot 260 points

of course they are, and can handle exhaust heat too, well. in fact it hardens to a solid rack which you can drill sand etc

 Thomas 30 points

Allright, Thanks I'll take your word for it and make an order of this stuff!

 ben 5 points

yeaa this stuff is great. i had a hole in my tank so put some of this in . it set like steal and ive been using the tank for 6 months now with no problems

 kamelasty 27 points

Yes, I did it before but U have to remember that these glue is getting hard very fast. I used CA for magnets and after that epoxy steel between magnets. works 100pcnt

 __Noca 10 points

In my opinion, very good adhesive can withstand the heat.

 zeeshankamal 8 points

I have used this glue and found very good. you can use it for magnet

 Railcrew 41 points

this will withstand alot of elements,I love this product and for the price you cant beat it.

 adriantan 23 points

Thanks for the feedback guys. Appreciated. I settled for Selley's metal epoxy coz I couldn't wait for the delivery :(

Anyway I believe the glue will indeed hold. So far with the epoxy I used, I was able to run 3 & 4S pack with my Sapac Black Tornado 3700KV motor without problems. Do note that the magnet which I glued back was only a small fragment of one of the entire magnet piece. Not sure if it holds if it was the entire piece. Just thought I'd update this discussion. Cheers!

 ben 5 points

i have used this stuff on a Glow engine exhaust so i should imagine that it will handle the heat of the motor ... just make sure that you dont use too much so you dont throw the CG of the motor and cause vibrations

 Robert 3 points

Yo lo he utilizado en aluminio, en un modelo de Hovercraft, y la unió*n y el relleno es perfecto, má*s duro que el aluminio

 Jake 4 points

IT wont get you high.

 Melchi 30 points

dont really understand the question but can tell you that this glue is very strong and easy and quick to use on balsa or epp. good product

 possum 12 points

Yes it means it won't effect you after using it for a period of time. I agree it is a good product.

 Arash 3 points

Hey guys, just stay off. cheap, but very high smell, doesn't stick on wood and metal well, on plastic good, but totally a week material it is. just stay off.

 subpic 5 points

LOL, I wonder if that's true, might get you high if you sniff it too much* smells quite strong when mixing, however didn't experience any side-effects until now :D

 kamelasty 27 points

for 'locking' motor shaft you should use locktite not epoxy glue. Any way better is use scrue and locktite glu

 normal_nick 22 points

I did it once and after one bad landing the shaft fall off. Better to buy few screws...

 poitka 99 points

Use the screw!!

 Melchi 30 points

no, it does not fit for metal. but very strong on fiber, wood and pvc (I never tried other materials)

 munsaf 290 points

dear friend do not know the JB WELD but it is an excellent glue for polystyrene and do not suggest or foams, depron, MonoKote because it is very abrasive and has various solvents, I have helped

 Melchi 30 points

yes I agree

 ben 5 points

it is no good for polystyrene it melts it but is great on wood

 geoffrey 4 points

a ce prix la superbe qualité

 gamage 27 points

don't campare this kind of cheap epoxy with JB WELL

 christiano 76 points

claro, fica otimo

 naran 4 points

It could be on backorder so you may have to wait some time

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

buy now as it has in stock

 OCoruja 7 points

Excelente adesivo, mas o cheiro é muito forte. Dissolve a tinta da bolha, cuidado!!

 Marcelo 9 points

check if your order has been posted

 Alouis 8 points

Klebt bestens richt aber sehr streng

 Szilveszter 10 points

very strong glue, good price

 miquelmah 130 points

this product is awesome .... much better than the hobbyking glue .... i recommend for glue metals or plastics

 Gagenie 43 points

check your order status if it's sent and if it is check out yout tracking number

 PippowNL 151 points

Contact online support! we can't see your track and trace pages *)

 Fabiomel 556 points

The entire pack weighs 50 grams, each tube weighs 18 grams. I checked this on my scale.

 anselmo 75 points

dear friend the weight of the two tubes is about 60 grams

 ljuaneda 59 points

full or empty?

 Luciana 3 points

this epoxy it´s not a real epoxy.. its atack styrofoam

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

The two tubes weighs 36g

 prateek 66 points

epoxy steel means it can glue metal/steel too and plastic also

 prateek 66 points

epoxy steel means it can glue metal/steel too and plastic also

 predator 9 points

It does not have a difference from regular epoxy. It was coloured for a metallic look.

 anselmo 75 points

Dear friend I believe there were any errors in shipment since I received my glue and this perfect each tube with a type of glue, I suggest you write to complain about the incident and HK

Hugs

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

and that you speak directly with hobbyking

 NickyV 18 points

not really a suitable product. you can get actual glue for Foam repairs

 nitc_india 425 points

generates heat after mixing which may burn the foam... not foam safe...

 anselmo 75 points

dear friend it is better not because it is very strong and has various abrasives and solvents suggest
take a test before ok !!!!!!

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

Yes, you can

 Luciana 3 points

do not use on foam, this epoxy is not a true epoxy...

 anselmo 75 points

dear friend do not know the JB WELD but it is an excellent glue for polystyrene and do not suggest or foams, depron, MonoKote because it is very abrasive and has various solvents, I have helped

Hugs

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

Can use to paste anything

 RcHobby 23 points

epoxy never melts even 3mm depron or epp !

 gabrielrve 84 points

My arrived in two days. This is not epoxy. is acrylic adhesive. It melts and depron styrofoam. It smells a lot. It is very strong, and is a good glue, but is not. epoxy.

 sebdel 114 points

Yeah, it melts foam.

 anselmo 75 points

dear friend it is very abrasive and melts espeuma suggest you take a test before but be careful.
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 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

Does not melt can use

 drrk24 848 points

Yes & No - depends on type of plastic !
Not usable for soft / elastic material.
As epoxy glue yields a high strength, it's recommended for such materials like metal, fiber composites, etc.
Epoxy steel is good for repair as it contains metallic powder which gives its own stability when filling gaps.

 JelleB 478 points

But this glue does not contain a metallic powder filler.It also smells very bad, making me doubt that this is epoxy. It is a two part glue, that is all you can say about it.

 Lucas 7 points

CUIDADO!!! Esta cola no para isopor ou depron, derrete todo o material e tem um cheiro horrvel.

 Kasper 7 points

Yes - no problems :)

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

you can use glue

 sampc69 950 points

usualy these types are heat resistant for certain degree but then after that degree they start to soften and sticking surfaces eventually come off. so i do not suggest them for high heat items ..!

 Vova.St. 81 points

From -30 to 80 degrees Celsius.

 weberschi 53 points

Yep, high heat, using in my car engine actually.

 anselmo 75 points

Dear Friend is not much but it depends what you mean by high heat to good range is 60 degrees

 jerrykl720 1231 points

60 is low . 500 to 800 is high

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

Use glue propia for the cheap heat could be costly

 sampc69 950 points

if it is non-sniffable then it is the stickable type..LOL :~)

 dude7422 197 points

what you want to sniff isgirlsunderwear now thats something worth sniffing

 Sfakias 146 points

Will it bond aluminium alloys? Are the mechanical properties of the cured epoxy similar to steel or "Epoxy Steel" is just a fancy name?

 10nemo 547 points

I've used something likeit to glue a 2 stroke 46 carbie into a cracked venturi.. It has survived numerous flights , and heat, and still looks like it will last forever.. On a wider note.. it IS effected by 2 stroke fuel ( used to glue some brass tubing into a metal can lid as a fuel bottle.. It eventually disintergrated on the inside (exposed) side of lid. But hey! for 55cents.. gewt some and try it out.. I paid over $6 for my tube/s

 dhdsracer 790 points

i'm guessing this is just a economy version of JB Weld. Should be good stuff, but a bit overkill for most R/C applications.

 plasticbaldy 352 points

There used to be a glue called 'Tarzan's Grip'. This is nothing like that. BUT _ A girl went into the hardware shop & asked for 'A grip of Tarzan's tube'. The shopkeeper said 'Don't you mean 'a tube of Tarzan's Grip - The stuff you stick things with ?'. She replies 'No I want the stick that you stuff things with'.

 NickyV 18 points

you know that those labels are only warnings! ha ha

 CARSLOS ANDRE 57 points

The fuel goes where she can not stand