
A visual strength demonstration for a cured repair in a controlled workshop setting.
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Yes. Our 5th-generation formula is formaldehyde-free and odorless after full cure. For best results, apply it in a well-ventilated area and allow the repair to cure completely.
When used as directed, it is designed for everyday home, garage, and workshop repairs. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, and follow the label instructions.
Yes—for suitable exterior repairs on dry, compatible household pipes. Shut off the water, clean and dry the surface, then allow a full cure before returning the line to service. It is not intended for drinking-water contact or applications requiring certified plumbing repairs.
Your selected BIDANK repair supply, along with the components and accessories included with that option.
Clean and dry the surface. Dispense equal parts, mix thoroughly, apply to the repair area, and leave undisturbed for about 24 hours.
The repair begins to set quickly, but allow approximately 24 hours for a full, durable cure.
Your order is processed promptly and includes tracked delivery updates once it ships.
If there's an issue with the product you receive, contact our support team within 15 days of delivery. We'll review the issue and help determine the appropriate resolution.
START WITH STRENGTH
Before anything else, a repair has to hold. These scenes focus on the cured repair surface, practical workshop conditions and the ways a finished repair can be tested or worked.

A cured repair can face direct spray after the recommended cure period.

A visual strength demonstration for a cured repair in a controlled workshop setting.
Watch the repair demonstrations.

A cured patch shown in a controlled impact demonstration.

A repaired corroded section shown in a drill-finishing test.

A cured joint repair shown during surface finishing.

A repaired drain fitting shown in a controlled hammer test after cure.

A pipe leak repair shown with direct water exposure and a drill test.

A practical PVC drain-joint repair application.

A faucet-valve repair shown on a common household fitting.

A reinforced bracket repair shown through grinding and impact.
Demonstrations show sample repair applications. Results may vary with surface preparation, cure time and use conditions.
A two-part epoxy repair system designed for common metal damage around the home, garage and workshop. Repair the damaged area first before replacing the entire item.
Designed for suitable metal repairs where a cracked, worn or damaged section may be worth fixing before replacing the entire item.

The dual-syringe design dispenses resin and curing agent together to make the required 1:1 mixing ratio easier and more consistent.

Once fully cured, the repair is designed to withstand everyday impact, vibration and wear in suitable applications. Allow approximately 24 hours for full curing.

Designed for suitable metal repairs that may be exposed to moisture, oil and other demanding everyday conditions.

Clean and completely dry the damaged surface.
Dispense equal amounts, mix thoroughly and apply.
Leave the repaired area undisturbed for about 24 hours.
If the product you receive materially differs from the core product description shown on this page, contact us for verification and refund assistance.
If an item is verified to be counterfeit or not authentic, we will refund the purchase and provide 3X compensation under our authenticity promise.
Product and authenticity claims are subject to verification and applicable store policies.
PROVEN IN PRACTICAL REPAIRS
From patching worn metal to drilling and surface finishing, these demonstrations show common repair applications after the material has cured.

MULTI-SCENE REPAIR TESTS
Watch sample metal repairs move from patching to practical workshop demonstrations.

METAL SURFACE PATCH · IMPACT TEST
A cured patch shown under a controlled impact demonstration.

RUSTED PIPE REPAIR · DRILL TEST
A repaired corroded section demonstrated with a drill-finishing test.

FLANGE REPAIR · DRILL TEST
A filled metal opening shown after curing and during a drill test.

PIPE JOINT REPAIR · GRINDING TEST
A repaired joint demonstrated through a surface-finishing grind.

METAL BRACKET REPAIR · GRIND + IMPACT
A reinforced bracket repair shown through finishing and impact demonstrations.
Demonstrations show sample repair applications. Results may vary with surface preparation, cure time and use conditions.
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
See how customers are using BIDANK metal repair glue for workshop, home and automotive repairs.
So good I was able to adhere two different monitor mounts together with some modifications to make a longer mount for my iPad when I’m bedridden to get from my wall to swing around my headboard and end in front of me. Then it holds my iPad Pro in its magnetic case.
It does what it says! Very easy to use on my washer hose and bathroom pipes. No leaks at all. It functions and is durable like advertised. I am very pleased.
It's a great value. It holds really well and cures quickly. After it's mixed it's tacky enough to stay in place, and only 3 - 5 minutes vertically or upside down. I even used it to cover a hole on a truck in an area where I could not weld - that was months ago. It also cleans relatively easy. I have been using the same spatula the entire time. I got the three pack and so three spatulas.
I will keep using this product. It is great in my field of commercial maintenance.
It has been a while since I last tried a metal-to-metal glue. So, I decided to give this one a try. Like other such glues, you mix equal parts of two solutions. This one uses the plunger mode.
Watch how the two mixtures flow from the tube while dispensing.
I used the glue on the scissors shown in the photo. It has a broken handle. I have tried other glues to fix the handle, but they fail after some usage. Full disclosure: this test is on a plastic handle, not metal.
So far, the repair is holding up. If that changes, I will update this review.
Update: It worked on a radiator fitting. I had a radiator leaking steam where a pipe connects to it. I cleaned the connection with a wire brush and steel pad, then applied the glue. 24-hours later, I turned on the boiler and tested the connection. No more leaks. Thumbs up to the glue. Note, do not try this when the steam is on. You will get burned. I made this repair before the heating season began.
I glued a steel strip to a smooth aluminum block with this epoxy.
After 15 minutes the glue had hardened. I exerted a fair amount of force on the steel strip and it never budged. I could easily bend the steel 90 degrees without releasing the bond that this glue made between the 2 metals.
I am very impressed with this glue now. Just give it a little time to work and you won't be disappointed. Comes with a mixing spatula.
I actually used this glue to remount the lane detection sensor on my windshield. So basically the windshield of course is glass and the lane detection sensor had a full metal backside. The glue mixed very easily and applied very smoothly without being too runny. I used a prop to hold the sensor in place overnight. Next morning when I pulled the prop, the sensor was solid in place and has been there for weeks without any movement. This stuff works really well!
I used this metal repair glue for several repairs around the house, including a fractured garden gate. Mixing the two components was straightforward and produced a thick paste that was easy to place exactly where needed. It bonded metal securely and was also useful on plastic, steel, and fiberglass. The bond set quickly and has remained solid through weeks of everyday use. It saved me time and the cost of replacing otherwise repairable parts, so I now keep a tube ready for the next project.
Great stuff. It bonds securely to just about everything I have tried and has become one of the most useful repair supplies in my workshop.
I used it on a larger repair and the cured material dried very hard, exactly as expected. It creates a solid, dependable finish and is useful when a project needs more than a light household adhesive.
It worked very well for my repair. I would definitely purchase it again because the strength and convenience make it worth the money.
Easy to mix, apply, and position. Once fully cured, the repair felt very durable. A small quantity was enough for my project, making this a practical kit for both quick fixes and larger jobs.
This product is impressive. Since trying it the first time, it has become the metal repair adhesive I reach for whenever I need a strong, dependable bond.
I filled the holes in a metal door, and the repaired area now looks nearly new. The finish is solid and gave the door a clean second life.
It bonded the metal and plastic surfaces securely. The result was stronger than I expected, and I was impressed by the clean, solid repair.
This two-part epoxy contains metal powder and produced a strong bond across different materials. The syringe dispenses both parts together, and the nozzle cap keeps them separated between uses. Mix only what you can apply within about five minutes because it begins to gel quickly. Once fully cured, the adhesive feels hard and durable. For metal, plastic, and fiberglass repairs that benefit from a fast set, it is a practical kit to keep in the workshop.
I used this to repair a cracked plastic saddle on a weed-whacker handle. I reinforced the area with a metal band and applied the epoxy to keep the crack from spreading. The push-rod setup made the two parts easy to dispense and mix, while the tacky consistency stayed where I placed it. After the full 24-hour cure, the bond felt noticeably stronger than a standard epoxy. I am very pleased with the repair.
I waited the full 24 hours before checking this delicate repair. For a small application, a toothpick or skewer made the two parts easy to mix, and coated cardboard kept the blend clean. Once fully cured, the repaired area could be sanded or shaped with a file. It worked exactly as needed and produced a neat, durable result.