DCP Quickmast AE15 Concrete Epoxy for Rebar and Rods – High-Strength Anchoring System, Two-Part Acrylate Epoxy with Cartridge and Nozzles, 10.1 fl oz – 2 Pack

This was an excellent purchase. The tip mixes the epoxy for you and do an excellent job.Fits a small sized caulk gun ( if you have a dripless one I’d recommend using that )We used this to fill anchoring holes in some concrete for a gazebo we put up. The epoxy is a great substitute for a concrete anchor if you are working close to your home or the edge of your slab and worried about splitting.We used a hammer drill to bore the holes, a shop vac to remove the concrete dust and then inserted the tip to squirt this epoxy in. It set reasonably well in 45 minutes. The overall set time at the coolest temps was 145 minutes, I waited about 24hours to be safe, then bolted things down.Within a few hours it was very well cured and immovable with my hands. Great quality.

Works amazingly fast! Setup as hard as concrete with in an hour!

Better have everything ready, it goes fast!

This like other epoxy’s works fine for rebar into cement. The problem I have is the dispensers are very difficult to dispense. The tube has both the resin and hardener and they mix in the tip but the pressure to apply is very extreme. I ended up mixing some jb weld to complete my project due to the top hardening before I could get the tube empty.(10 minutes tops!)

Epoxy had cured for 24 hours. Everything looked like it had hardened and set well. Started tightening the nuts on the set bolts and very soon the bolt started rotating aswell. Then all it took was a stead tug to pull the set, cured epoxy and bolts right out of the hole. Such a waste of money and time.

Great product

Tubes were a little bit difficult to get started, instructions weren't very clear. When applied per directions it required twice as much of adhesive as indicated on the package. As good as Hilti cement with no special gun. Good for small projects, but expensive!

Works great 👍