I can't speak for power putty; but if it's like plumbers putty I'd try it. I've stuck metal to metal and metal to plastic with that stuff and it takes a lot to get it apart. Now, for Shamwow! Not worth the money. They absorb the first time, and even as instructed you don't use softner when you wash them, never the same again.
On Thu, 7 May 2009, Terry Klarich wrote: > I've wondered about this product. As a rule, I never purchase those products > off those infomercials or anything that starts with > "Billy Mais here". These type of commercials make me think of a slimy used > car salesman. I realize this is my own problem. I do > realize this is often the only method folks have to get their good idea or > advention out to the general public. The guy who > thought up the upside down tomatoe hanging thingy is doing quite well for him > self because of his invention. Also, I'm thinking > another good product is those extra obsorbent towels. > > Anyway, generally speaking, it is not easy for a blind person to use the 2 > part epoxy. If you have ever done it, you know what I'm > saying. There are situations where epoxy is very necessary. It works well > when bonding 2 surfaces that are not the same like wood > and metal. I like to use it on my wood working projects where a joint will > be required to take a lot of force (such as a chair > leg/style or seat/leg joint). > > I assumed power putty was ment more as a filler and had the consistency of > mashed potatoes. Likewise, it's generally considered to > be more for repair rather than initial construction. I'd be interested in > hearing what others think. If there is a product that > is easier to use than 2 part epoxy, it would make certain tasks much easier > (for me anyway). > > > Terry > > On Wed, 06 May 2009 11:51:10 -1000you write: >> >> Aloha all, >> This is one of my favorite products that I keep around with the duct >> tape and WD40. >> >> Power Putty >> Now you can repair any job big or small, thanks to Power Putty. >> Power Putty is great for anything from your smallest craft projects to your >> largest home improvements! The easy way to fix, fill and seal almost any >> surface, and make it last. Power Putty is a powerful bonding epoxy stick >> that you can mold to any shape and can apply to any surface for an >> everlasting bond. Simply cut, activate and apply...then all you do is let it >> dry. >> Price: $12.99 >> Teamwork: Together we achieve the extraordinary. >> >
