Gorilla Epoxy 25 ml – Ultra-strong, waterproof two-part adhesive
“For the toughest jobs on planet Earth”
Key Features
Fast initial bond: Sets in just 5 minutes, holding parts firmly in place.
Super strong adhesion: Up to 3300 PSI (22.75 MPa) bonding strength for reliable, long-lasting repairs.
Crystal-clear drying: For clean, nearly invisible repairs.
Waterproof and solvent-resistant: Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
Gap-filling formula: Bonds well even on uneven surfaces.
Workable: Once cured, it can be sanded, drilled, polished or painted.
Easy to use: Dual-syringe applicator ensures even and precise mixing every time.
Applications
Ideal for bonding: metals (steel, aluminum, cast iron, copper, bronze), wood, ceramics, glass, stone, plastics, and rubber.
Perfect for household fixes, automotive repairs, DIY and even industrial use.
Note on “5-minute setting time”
This means the epoxy reaches handling strength in about 5 minutes – enough to hold surfaces together. Full cure takes 24 hours.
Technical Data
Set time: 5 minutes (handling strength), 90 minutes (can be handled), 24 hours (full cure)
Temperature resistance: -23°C to +82°C
Crystal-clear drying
Low volatility formula
Non-toxic when cured
Instructions for Use:
Surface Preparation: Clean and dry the surfaces to be bonded. For smooth surfaces, lightly roughen them to improve adhesion.
Mixing: Remove the syringe cap and dispense equal amounts of resin and hardener onto a mixing surface. Mix thoroughly for about 20 seconds until the mixture is uniform.
Application: Apply the mixed epoxy to one of the surfaces, then immediately press the parts together.
Clamping: Clamp or hold the bonded parts together and leave them undisturbed for at least 30 minutes. Full cure is achieved after 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Gorilla Epoxy 25 ml
1. What temperature range is recommended for using Gorilla Epoxy?
Use between 10°C and 37°C. After curing, the bond remains strong from -23°C to +82°C.
2. What can I use to mix the epoxy if I don’t have a mixing tray or stick?
You can use a small plastic or metal dish — even the bottom of a soda can works. For mixing, use a plastic stir stick, spatula, or wooden skewer.
3. Do I need a clamp or other tool to hold parts together?
Not required, but recommended. After applying the epoxy, join the parts within 5 minutes and clamp or secure them for at least 30 minutes for best results.
4. Why didn’t my epoxy cure properly?
The resin and hardener may not have been mixed in equal proportions, or they weren’t mixed thoroughly. Tip: Hold the syringe upright to release air bubbles and dispense both components evenly and slowly.
5. Can it be used on plastic or rubber?
Yes, but not on all types. It does not adhere well to polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), or some oily rubbers. For better adhesion, roughen the surface slightly.
6. What is the shelf life of Gorilla Epoxy?
Unopened: up to 3 years from the production date. After opening, use within 6–9 months if stored in a cool, dry place. Tip: Retract the plunger after each use, wipe the nozzle, and seal the cap tightly.
7. How can I remove Gorilla Epoxy from surfaces?
Wipe off fresh epoxy with a dry cloth. Use soapy water, isopropyl alcohol (IPA), or acetone for residue. Once cured, it can only be removed mechanically (e.g., sanding or scraping).
8. How can I remove it from skin?
Wipe off as much as possible with a dry cloth, then wash with warm water and soap. Do not use solvents on your skin.
9. Is Gorilla Epoxy food-safe?
No. Gorilla Epoxy is not certified as food-safe and should not come into direct or indirect contact with food.
10. What if a person or animal swallows the product?
This is a medical emergency. Immediately call a doctor or emergency services (112). For pets, contact a veterinarian right away.
