Devcon(21445-6PK) Flow-Mix 60-Second Epoxy - 14 ml (Pack of 6), Clear,Blue

I buy my share of epoxy, and this is my favorite. Sets up just like it says, 60 seconds and bonds so well.

Arrived right on time. Good quality product.

it was hard already

Was already hardened when I received it

The product received is what I ordered. Apparently it was old stock as some of the product in the applicator had solidified making it difficult to use. Next time I will order directly from the manufacturer is that is possible. It is a two part epoxy and both parts should be fluid, not solid.

The person who forced the contents out to fast needs more user education. It's not a feat of strenth, use two hand with slow pressure.The complainer about the "mixing nozzle" should read the instructions. It's a dispenser. Put it on a mixing surface, dispense and mix. When finished pull back on both plungers so no product is left in nozzles, replace cap and get on with it.The one with the hardened contents should learn how to return a product. This review area is for the product not the vendor.The neophyte who thinks the product mixes itself should read the reply about "mixing nozzle" above.

The epoxy worked well for the broken ceramic I had to put back together, BUT...I had to put all 5 pieces together within seconds. The bad thing about this epoxy, if you have a large project, don't use this one. It sets up too quickly!! It comes with 2 plastic spouts so the glue can combine with the hardener. As soon as I used it ONE time, one push of the glue, the spout hardened. The spout was unusable. You can't wait around! You have to glue everything in you project that one time before the spout hardens. At least it came with two spouts. I used the second one and we had to put everything together too quickly and glue it all within a minute. The project to fix the ceramic looks a bit of a mess. Two stars since I have half left and I cant use it.

The epoxy itself is good, once mixed, but this new apparatus is a failure. It is designed with a detachable nozzle that mixes the 2 parts and dispenses onto your workpiece. Of course, that means once you dispense, that nozzle must be disposed since it has mixed epoxy in it. You only get 2 nozzles, so unless your projects allow you to use the entire contents in two applications, you will not have another nozzle to use and will likely end up wasting most of the epoxy. What a worthless design. On top of that. there is little chance of not getting part A and B to mix at the tube/nozzle interface, so you will end up with a clogged tube most likely after the first use. This dispenser design has little regard for wasted product, unless you use the whole amount at one time. I have never seen a product design that was so poorly thought out. Get the traditional epoxy dispenser and mix with a toothpick, and you will get dozens of applications.