Description
Metal Epoxy Glue for Steel and Aluminum, Two Part Epoxy Putty, Metal Repair Glue
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Fixes the crack before it gets worse: mix, apply and press it into the crack today
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Strength that holds up: reaches up to 95 megapascals, holding firm under heavy everyday loads
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Ready to drill, sand or paint: the cured repair works just like solid metal
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No torch, no sparks, no mess: just mix, apply and let it set
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Built for steel, aluminum and cast iron: one tube handles nearly any metal repair
That crack in your metal workbench keeps getting bigger, and a shop repair feels like a hassle. This metal epoxy glue fixes broken tool handles, split radiator tanks or busted trailer hardware right in your garage.
Squeeze equal amounts from each tube, mix until blended, then press it into the crack or hole. It firms up in an hour, turns rock hard in 24, and bonds to steel, aluminum, cast iron and most other metals.
Why choose Tuzwa
Metal Epoxy Repair Glue
| Feature |
Tuzwa |
Others |
| Cured strength up to 95 MPa |
✓ |
Weaker bond |
| Works from -40°F to 392°F |
✓ |
Narrower range |
| Drillable, tappable and paintable |
✓ |
✕ |
| No torch or welding gear needed |
✓ |
✕ |
| Sets in 1 hour, cures in 24 |
✓ |
Slower cure |
| 30-day easy returns |
✓ |
Varies |
Key Features
Here is what the cured repair can take:
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Weld-Beating Strength: Cured bonds reach up to 95 megapascals, tougher than the metal itself.
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Handles Extreme Temperatures: From 40 degrees below zero up to 392°F (200°C), this bond keeps protecting your repair whether winter turns harsh or summer turns blazing.
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Fully Workable Once Cured: Drill it, tap it, sand it, polish it or paint it once cured.
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Simple 1:1 Mixing: Squeeze equal amounts from each tube and blend, no guesswork needed.
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Bonds to Any Metal: It bonds permanently to steel, aluminum, cast iron and most metals.
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Seals Out Water and Rust: Once cured it resists water, oil, mildew, corrosion and heavy impacts, keeping repairs sealed tight for years of use.
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Sets in an Hour: It firms up enough to handle in 60 minutes and reaches full bonding strength after 24 hours of curing.
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No Torch or Welding Gear: No special tools, torches or welding equipment needed — anyone can do a professional quality repair at home.
Specifications
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Initial Set Time: 60 minutes
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Full Cure Time: 24 hours
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Compressive Strength: 82 to 95 MPa
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Density: 99.8 to 115.4 lb/ft3
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Temperature Range: -40 to 392 degrees F
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Mixing Ratio: 1:1
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Compatible Metals: Steel, aluminum, cast iron
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Resistance: Water, oil, mildew, corrosion
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Post Cure Work: Drilling, tapping, sanding, painting
Package Includes:
- 1 x Metal Repair Glue (two-part epoxy tubes)
How to Use
- Squeeze out the same amount from each tube, keeping the 1:1 ratio.
- Mix the two together until you get one smooth blend.
- Smear the blended mix over the broken area, working it into any crack or hole until it's filled.
- Give it about an hour to firm up, then leave it a full day to reach maximum strength.
Right for you if
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✓A metal part cracked and a shop repair feels like overkill — mix and apply it right in your garage
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✓You need a bond that holds under load — cured strength reaches up to 95 megapascals
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✓Your repair sits outdoors through hot summers and freezing winters — it holds from -40°F to 392°F
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✓You want to drill, sand or paint the fix — the cured surface works just like solid metal
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs
Q: How strong is the bond once it cures?
A: It reaches up to 95 megapascals of compressive strength, tougher than the original metal in many repairs.
Q: What metals does it work on?
A: Steel, aluminum, cast iron and practically any metal surface you need to repair.
Q: Do I need any safety gear to use it?
A: Yes — work in a ventilated area, wear gloves while mixing and applying, and keep it away from children.
Q: Can I paint over it once it's cured?
A: Yes — you can drill, tap threads, sand, polish or paint directly over the cured repair.
Q: How long before it's fully set?
A: It firms up in about an hour and reaches full strength after 24 hours of curing.
