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Epoxy 330 (Two-Part)

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Price:$7.52

Item #:GL330

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Specifications

_HIDE_KEY_1: Two-part epoxy glue
_HIDE_KEY_2: Water-clear glue with fast setting time
_HIDE_KEY_3: Provides an invisible bond
_HIDE_KEY_4: Thickens in 15 minutes and hardens in 2 hours

This two-part epoxy glue is great for crafters who want to achieve a polished look to bond gem materials to metal findings with a quick setting time. The Epoxy 330 glue can also be used to create unique inlay work, as the glue dries clear. Each kit contains two tubes that contain a half (1/2) fluid ounce each. In addition to crafting purposes, Epoxy 330 is great for bonding glass, ceramic, stone, metal and other materials seamlessly back together again. The adhesive hardens in 15 minutes and finishes setting in two hours. For a faster hardening time, Epoxy 330 can be exposed to a heat lamp for 10 minutes.

Includes two 1/2 fluid ounce tubes, for a total of 1 fluid ounce of Epoxy.

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Customer Reviews

Great product

Fast drying, non smelling, and clear finish! I use on jewelry and can apply indoors without being driven out by the fumes like other epoxy products. Crystal clear and makes my projects feel like they have been dipped in glass.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Vance from ROCKAWAY BEACH, OREGON. on 12/5/2018

GREAT!

This stuff is really good stuff and this is a good price, thank you!

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Reviewed by: Katie Pressley from Murphy. on 6/22/2022

WELL...

Does the job but... if there is anything left in the tubes, they leak.

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Reviewed by: Rhonda from South Carolina. on 6/20/2023

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Q: Would this work or something else to bond real pearls to sterling silver settings?

Asked by: Maureen - 4/25/2020

A: It is actually the best glue for adhering pearls to metal.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (5/1/2020)

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Q: Would this work to glue a stone cabachon onto a sterling silver ring blank? And if so how long will the bond last? Is it permanent? Thank you

Asked by: Fawn - 7/13/2018

A: yes it will work very well. thanks

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (7/13/2018)

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Q: can epoxy 330 be used to inlay crushed stone into wood?

Asked by: Joz - 12/10/2019

A: Yes. It can be used on wood.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (12/10/2019)

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Q: Will this Epoxy restore a Swarovski figurine whose initial bonding agent has deteriorated and needs to be renewed?

Asked by: Matthew - 10/14/2022

A: Yes it will work to repair a Swarovski figurine. You may need to position it in such a way that it will have time to cure in place.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (10/17/2022)

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Q: I currently use dop wax to secure gem rough to my brass faceting dops. I'm considering using Epoxy 330 (two-part), is it recommended for this purpose? Also, can an accelerator be used with this product to speed cure time? Thanks.

Asked by: James Jackson - 6/28/2018

A: Epoxy 330 will work for this, but we are unaware of any accelerator products. Thanks

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (6/28/2018)

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Q: would this work to repair a crack in a quartz stone? I know it won't be perfect but will this help the stone to hold together

Asked by: meg - 8/4/2021

A: The Epoxy 330 is great for bonding stones.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (8/4/2021)

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Q: can this epoxy be easily polished after being used for inlay work? If so, how well does it look? And does this epoxy yellow over time?