Powers Fasteners AC100 Gold 8478SD Acrylic Quick-Shot Epoxy, 10 oz Size

This worked as advertised however some drawbacks.1) better have the holes pre-drilled2) better have the rebar or whatever object you're sticking in the hole ready.3) your hands are about to get a workout4) you better be quick. IT starts drying up quick in the tube so squeeze into the hole about 2.5x and install the object while twisting. One after the other.If you dont follow these rules or tips. You'd waste half the tube like i did. However at least i got all my rebars in before the dispense tube hardened up.I had a total of about 10 or 11 rebars to install as part of my Back patio extension, 4' x 23'. The the dimensions of the holes, which i kind of messed up by going too big, 12mm x 10" I had put only 2 squeeze full and stuffed the 1/2" rebar in and nothing of the mixture came out. I was about 5 down before i decided to use and extra .5 squeeze then the mixture came out so i was like, ok, i will finish it and if i have left over i will go back over it and add some more. Well i went back to the first one and the rebar wouldnt budge then i was like wow, i've only used half the tube then i was like maybe i can bail wire this fence mesh to the rebar and use this on it so as i cut a couple wire strand off and twist the wire on the rebar and mesh i go use the caulking gun and nothing would come out nor the handle budged. UGH! i felt the dispense tube and it was warm and the product had dried in it. So i took the dispenser tube off and use with out it well it came out but didnt mixed properly, which thats what the dispense tube does for you technically, i t spirals out causing it to mix together and ready to use. Oh well, lesson learned.I would use again but will make sure i have everything ready before squeezing the gun.

I believe the product itself is good. The nozzle clogged for me. It started out fine, then about half way through the tube it clogged up. Some of the resin also squirted out the back of the tube. I just removed the nozzle and mixed it on cardboard. Luckily I was able to do this. Not everybody will be able to, especially if you need to squirt it into a hole for all thread anchors.

Works great make shur you work with a small amount at a time this stuff starts to kick in about twenty seconds if your using for anchor bolts do one at a time and tighten completely then move on I used on a car lift bolts worked great

This stuff sets up super fast, so better have all of your holes drilled, blown out and your fasteners laid right next to it to immediately insert after dispensing the adhesive. Holds incredibly strong once cured!

Preparation steps are important, but product was easy to work with. The hole drilled for the 3/8" threaded rod and adhesive was 7/16" diameter and 2-1/2" deep. The adhesive cured quickly and provided a strong, secure attachment between the rod and the concrete. Two issues: I had trouble getting it into and out of my caulk gone, as the adhesive tube neck was just a hair larger than the narrow part of the caulk gun opening; not clear it will be reusable so it is a bit expensive for only a small number holes I needed to use it with.

Could not get the product to come out like I won't it to, end up wasting more then I used.

I did some checking and this is the best value for the amount in the container, I used it without the mixing nozzle and mixed it by hand with a small spatula, I replaced the cap and saved the rest for another project and as long as you keep the opening clean and without the 2 items mix you are ok to store.

It didn’t mix coming out of the tube thus not creating the reaction needed for hardening. Maybe I just had a bad tube.