EPOXY METALS

EPOXY METALS Reviews & Ratings

Two-part epoxy forms maximum-strength rifle bedding, and helps repair non-critical metal parts. Fills voids, cracks and machine marks; excellent bonding strength for many wood-to-metal and metal-to-metal applications. Machinable after 4 hours; fully cures in 16 hours, or reduce cure time by applying heat per the manufacturer’s instructions. Highly resistant to chemicals and acids. Steel and Aluminum available as putty. Steel also available as liquid for easy flow into tight areas, and making molds, fixtures and light gauge forming dies. Steel Putty meets Mil-Spec DOD-C-24176B(SH), Steel Liquid meets Mil-Spec MMM-A-1754, and Aluminum Putty meets Mil-Spec DOD-C-24176B.

SPECS: Steel Putty - 1 lb. (454g) resin, 3.4 oz.(96.4g) hardener. Steel Liquid - 1 lb. resin, 2.6 oz. (73.7g) hardener. Aluminum Putty - 1 lb. resin, 3.3 oz. (93.6g) hardener. Titanium Putty - 1 lb. resin, 4.6 oz. (130.4g) of hardener. All include instructions.
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Reviews Summary
EPOXY METALS has garnered mixed reviews from users. Many appreciate its strong adhesive properties, long working time, and effective application for bedding firearms, often achieving professional results. However, some users encounter challenges with thickness, difficulty in adhering to synthetic stocks, and concerns regarding its shelf life. Overall, it remains a top choice for many gun enthusiasts.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Performance
75%
Most reviewers praise the product's strong adhesive properties, consistent results, and long working time, making it highly effective for various applications, especially in bedding rifles.
Ease of Use
65%
Many users appreciate the manageable consistency of the epoxy, although some find it thick and challenging to work with. Recommendations for using proper release agents enhance its usability.
Shelf Life and Storage
50%
A common concern among reviewers is the product's shelf life. Several users express a desire for a longer shelf life and mention issues related to the product drying out after opening.
Compatibility with Materials
35%
While most users report success with various stock materials, some have difficulty with synthetic stocks, leading to mixed reviews about the product's versatility in material compatibility.
Price Point
45%
Reviewers cite the price as somewhat high, which is a concern for some. Despite this, many still feel that the quality justifies the expense.
4
Expensive, but good stuff
I have bedded several rifle actions with it and have been satisfied so far. I like the putty because it's easier to control the application as it doesn't run like the liquids or gels. I use Kiwi neutral shoe polish as the release agent (see the article on stress free pillar bedding on 6mmBR.com) and it has worked fine. Because the putty is so thick, it can be a bit of a challenge to measure the proportions accurately.
4
Easy to work with
Great product. Easy to mix and it has a good working time for setup and curing. Gives a professional look when done. I've tried the steel and aluminum versions and both have worked well.
4
High quality product
The stuff does what is is supposed to. Slightly "thick" to be easy to work with as bedding, but manageable. Somewhat expensive but results are of highest quality.