Akona Fast-Setting Anchoring Epoxy - Anchoring Epoxy for Concrete, Rebar, Steel, Masonry, Bolts, & More, High Strength Caulking Adhesive, Stops Water Leaks (8.45 Ounces, 1)

I didn’t have any problems with this stuff. Its a bit stiff on the trigger of my caulking gun but it was easy to use. It mixed fine in the nozzle thing and set up strong. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for anchoring epoxy

I have used this epoxy to replace ceramic floor tile and wall tile and it holds up very well and drives very quickly

will work as adhesive also, in a pinch, only adhesive I had set ceiling tiles with it and also used left over on plastic bed rails that had come loose on my GMC truck. sets up fast , should buy extra mixing tubes.

Used the product to epoxy some bolts into two holes in concrete. Kept the tube warm (it was cold/cool outside) per instructions on the tube. It set up well, I could get *almost* all the epoxy I needed to fill my holes out of the tube... almost. Both parts of the epoxy are very thick, which is normal.The long dispensing tube/nozzle that helps you squirt properly mixed epoxy deep into a hole has a honeycomb arrangement inside that mixes the 2 parts nicely, but the epoxy starts setting up so quickly that after getting only about 1/4 of the material out of the tube it became basically impossible for me to squeeze the "trigger" on the caulking gun hard enough to keep the stuff flowing. I had to take the mixing tube/nozzle part off, squeeze expoxy onto a piece of cardboard, mix it by hand, and try to get it into the unfilled part of my concrete holes quick enough to do the job. Messy, and basically unacceptable.So this stuff worked for me. Sort of. I hope. But if I had more than two holes to fill the product would be totally unsuitable because I wouldn't be able to get enough out in time, before it set up in the dispensing nozzle, to do the job.

I love this stuff. Started using it as crack filler 10/10

sets nice and fast

First off, the seal on the tube was loose and some of the material had leaked out and hardened. After fixing that and attaching the nozzle it was like trying to push concrete through a straw. For whatever reason it's 48 hours later and it's still like putty. It is messy as all get out. I was so frustrated with the whole thing that I just threw it away. Total waste of money.

The epoxy worked ok. What I did not like is the tube is only about 1/2 full. I ran out when I thought I had 1/2 left. That said some other key points: Expect to use whole tube in one shot. Nozzle is not designed to be cleanable. The product explicitly says not for tension loads. Do not expect an entry level caulking gun to work easily with this product it is slightly thicker.. Compare to the actual professional product I bought locally at the supply house this was substandard for concrete anchoring. (The other product was guaranteed for tension and had numbers and thorough instructions) The epoxy did not seem to bind to the anchor bolts themselves... So I have doubts. Would not use anywhere but low risk applications. The "solids" which I think provide higher shear strength seemed exceptionally low compared to the commercial products I have used. This is a do not buy again simply for the 1/2 filled tube and non-cleanable mixing spout. (it can be done... with patience, acetone, luck and time)