Loctite 209681 Gray 98853 Fix Master Metal Magic Steel Repair Epoxy, Begins to Harden in 10 Minutes, 4 oz Stick
Key features
- •Steel epoxy in stick form
- •Used for leaking pipes
- •Cures in 10 minutes
Loctite 209681 Gray 98853 Fix Master Metal Magic Steel Repair Epoxy, Begins to Harden in 10 Minutes, 4 oz Stick
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.4
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Five Stars
Chavdem•May 17, 2017
Works great!
Five Stars
DONALD E SHAY•April 2, 2017
Great product
Five Stars
Mark USINGER•July 9, 2016
Great product, great price!
Great
Matt Conner•March 17, 2013
this stuff is effective for many temporary fixes (key word: temporary).
I've stopped leaks in cracked oil pans with it before. and they held up that way for a long while.
I keep a tube in with my emergency road-side tools. Never know, it might come in handy for a worst-case-scenario situation someday.
I've stopped leaks in cracked oil pans with it before. and they held up that way for a long while.
I keep a tube in with my emergency road-side tools. Never know, it might come in handy for a worst-case-scenario situation someday.
Does not work
stansdds•December 28, 2010
I purchased this product with the intention of stopping a very small leak in a copper pipe joint. This leak is tiny, it doesn't drip so much as it oozes water. As directed, I sanded and cleaned the copper surfaces, mixed the putty and applied as directed. It stuck to my rubber gloves better than it did to the pipe. It failed to seal this tiny leak in a copper pipe, maybe it works better on iron, steel or plastic pipe? I gave this product one star simply because Amazon requires this as a minimum for posting a review. If I could, I'd give it no stars. I ended up calling a plumber.
