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(More customer reviews)First off, let me say that I have experienced the crumbling problem too... however, it is a problem common to ALL putty, if you don't completely, totally, mix it together. If you do, rest assured, it out-performs EVERY OTHER putty PERIOD. I am a total wack-job when it comes to repairs. I can fix everything but a broken heart (according to my daughters), and could not do it without QuikSteel. It is the ONLY putty I have found (and I have tested at least 10 of them) that will effectively seal a leaking pressurized water pipe.
Do not try and use an epoxy putty where you should be using a liquid epoxy. The big difference is adhesion. Putty is not as adhesive, so if you are trying to "glue" something, this is not the right tool for the job. For effective repairs, you need to perfect your use of adhesives and putty in combination sometimes. If you need wicked adhesion, then initially you would use plain-old super glue... then when dry, putty over that for added strength.
The most impressive use so far? I repaired a stove burner, which sits all day next to the pilot light... IR thermo says it is always over 230 degrees. Two years so far, and solid as a rock!
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