Epoxy Can

I was going to change my Stair baulisters and was wondering what would be able to hold the wrought iron as compared to the brad nails that were used for the previous one. I read reviews that said this was the best. Myself and others were skeptical that his would be able to hold it but I must say I am a believer. My colleague that used a contractor came and asked what I did and that theirs is very loose. I introduced them to this epoxy.My advice, if you are changing out your stairs and you are looking at something cheaper, simply don't. This is the best out there and you would not regret it.

This stuff works great. I purchased the COX M25 gun with this as well. Price is great but it works amazingly. I used it to install new iron Balusters. After applying the Epoxy and positioning the Balusters in the position I wanted, the next day there were solid as rock. You could not move them one inch. Really works great!

One piece of the two was slightly warped (bottom/back not entirely flat), but not to the degree that I wanted to go to the trouble to return them.

Works great, didn't set as fast as i was expecting but was definitely setting w/in 20 mins in locations that required significant filling

Epoxy was great and easy to control application using the gun made for those adhesive tubes.Epoxy stayed put even upside down on th top of the iron balusters.

Great epoxy used to secure rot iron rods still holding strong 9 months later

Look great, just as expected.

We used this epoxy when we recently remodeled our stairs. It's was easy to epoxy the new metal balusters with this and didn't take much. In a few hours it cured hard as a rock. Great stuff