JB-Kwik Dopping Epoxy, Tite-On replacement

New replacement for Tite-On.

We've been trying for a while to find a reliable replacement for Tite-On and this one looks the goods. Similar properties in separate tubes (28g each) to make it easier to dispense. And the big bonus is that it is also CHEAPER!!

One part black, one part white - mixes to grey colour. Made in the USA.

Unlike the original Tite-On, this one also has full MSDS and safety information available so your club will comply with all OHS requirements.

Features:
Sets in 4 minutes and is fully cure in 4-6 hours. J-B Kwik is waterproof, petroleum, chemical, and acid resistant once fully cured. J-B Kwik is non-toxic and is temperature resistant up to 300F. J-B Kwik can be used on almost any surface - bronze, porcelain, ceramic, marble, glass, wood, concrete, fiberglass, steel, iron, copper, aluminum, ABS and PVC plastics. When fully cured J-B Kwik can be drilled, tapped, machined, filed, sanded and painted.

J-B KwikWeld is a fast setting version of The Original J-B Weld two-part epoxy cold weld system that provides strong, lasting repairs to metal and multiple other surface types. After mixing, it forms a permanent bond and can be shaped, tapped, filed, sanded and drilled after curing. J-B KwikWeld has a 1:1 mixing ratio, sets in 6 minutes and is fully cured in 4-6 hours. J-B KwikWeld cures to a dark grey color, is rated at a tensile strength of 2424 PSI and will withstand temperatures up to 300ºF.

Instructions:
Prepare: Clean surface area of dirt, grease, oil, paint or loose debris.*
Mix: Squeeze equal parts from each tube onto a disposable surface and mix thoroughly.
Apply: Apply with appropriate tool in an even coat, weld bead or extruded shape as needed.
Dry: Sets in 6 minutes. Cures in 4 hours. If temperature is below 40ºF, then set time is longer.

Strength: 2424 PSI
Set Time: 6 Minutes
Cure Time: 4-6 Hours
Cure Color: Dark Grey

Tip:
If you're a regular user of super glue or other kinds of epoxies, you can keep the tips from drying out by storing the tubes in a jar of rice. It sounds a little backwards, but super glue actually needs water in order for it to harden and dry out.