"Is there anything that 5200 doesnt work on??" acrylic, plexiglass,wet wood, etc. I use Siro-flex as an alternative. 4.99 a tube at the local lumber yard and cleans up with water. Plenty strong enough for most applications and you don't have to use all in a day or two. My stone counter guys use it (RTV variety). You can lift the kitchen island by the top once it's cured.
"Is there anything that 5200 doesnt work on??" acrylic, plexiglass,wet wood, etc. I use Siro-flex as an alternative. 4.99 a tube at the local lumber yard and cleans up with water. Plenty strong enough for most applications and you don't have to use all in a day or two. My stone counter guys use it (RTV variety). You can lift the kitchen island by the top once it's cured.
That 5200 is really amazing stuff for most repairs. It stands up forevever and is very strong. If you have a real serious problem and need a lot of bulk strength then I agree, the west system epoxy is problably the way to go. But for something that comes out of a tube...that stuff is impressive.
and Bi-Axial Cloth - until you need to cut a hole - then it's 5200
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