Got a DIY project in mind that needs a strong but nearly invisible bond? Our guide to clear epoxy glue has all the info you need.
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Got a DIY project in mind that needs a strong but nearly invisible bond? Our guide to clear epoxy glue has all the info you need.
When a high-performance, transparent adhesive is needed, clear epoxy glue is the bond for you. It is super strong, fills gaps and cracks, and nearly invisible.
Clear epoxy glues (also called clear resin glues) are among the strongest and most adaptable adhesives. We’ll discuss the two-part epoxy adhesives here. Syringes are used for measuring out equal volumes of hardener and resin. When mixed, they form a high-strength polymer. Chemical and heat resistant, these epoxy glues dry clear and create a durable, long-lasting bond.
If you need a moldable adhesive, epoxy putty may be right for you. It is used for bonding, repairing and filling a variety of materials and can be sanded and drilled after curing.
Two-part epoxy adhesive is typically mixed on a disposable mixing sheet (like a piece of plastic). You will need a utility knife to open the tubes and a stirring stick or putty knife to mix the two components.
With so many adhesives available, you will want to make an educated choice. Clear epoxy glue is perfect when you want to minimize visibility of the repair without sacrificing glue strength!
LePage Speed Set Epoxy works great for bonding materials like wood, metal, glass, many rigid plastics, ceramics, and more. It can also be used for laminating surfaces and repairing cracks or minor surface gaps. Also, it is resistant to water and most solvents, making it a great all-around choice.
Worried about drips? Reach for LePage Gel Epoxy. This two-part adhesive won’t drip and is specifically formulated for all your vertical and overhead DIY repair jobs. It dries quickly in six minutes and can be sanded, painted, and even drilled after it cures!