I used it to bond PVC to aluminum. Doesn't impress as it comes out of the excellent dispenser, but as soon as you start mixing the two parts together it "gells up" and has a very useful viscosity. Easy to apply, but not especially runny.

Directions say it cures in 30 minutes. It does cure to the touch in 30 minutes but needs several hours for a full bond.

I'll be keeping at least one kit on hand from now on.

Update 8/14/2017:  Direct contact with gasoline on the exterior of a leaking plastic gas can for extended periods *MAY* make this adhesive start to soften and delaminate. You should look for a different product for repairing plastic gas cans. Even better, throw the leaking can away and buy a new one.

Ed B.
I used it to bond PVC to aluminum. Doesn't impress as it comes out of the excellent dispenser, but as soon as you start mixing the two parts together it "gells up" and has a very useful viscosity. Easy to apply, but not especially runny. Directions say it cures in 30 minutes. It does cure to the touch in 30 minutes but needs several hours for a full bond. I'll be keeping at least one kit on hand from now on. Update 8/14/2017:  Direct contact with gasoline on the exterior of a leaking plastic gas can for extended periods *MAY* make this adhesive start to soften and delaminate. You should look for a different product for repairing plastic gas cans. Even better, throw the leaking can away and buy a new one. Ed B.