We've had a few tubes of this stuff on the shelf and never used it until last week. I finally found a need for the waterweld, so I cut a bit off and started balling it up in my fingers until the consistency smoothed out, and I put it on the tank. Only issue is I was in a rush, and didn't get rubbers on, so I've been wearing this stuff on the tips of my fingers, now for week, slowly chipping it off. My only real complaint is the smell. My hands smell like me and my ex linked up again, so definitely glove up if you use this stuff. As for the tank I haven't given it a look to see how its doing, but it holds water now do I reckon its working pretty well.

My friend put some on a tooth that had a crack in it and hurt really really bad. He had to let it sit for a little while before applying it but once he got it on his tooth he felt better! I guess it kept the nerve from being exposed or getting food on it. It did come out on its own after a few days so he's going to get some more and do it again but his friend that told him to do it stayed in for like three years! It's the craziest thing I ever heard but hey it might be useful info for somebody, all though of course I am not a dentist or doctor so I'm not recommending. We all make our own choices...

I was having trouble with a statue that came off it's mirrored base. It goes in a aquarium. A friend recommended this. Boy, it worked fantastic. Have lots of projects will be using more of your products.

I had a pin hole leak on a copper pipe. I cut a piece, kneaded, and applied it to the leaking pipe using a hose clamp to keep in place. Within a few minutes the leak stopped. I dried the area and checked back 8 hours later and the area was still dry. It fixed the leak without having to cut the water off to replace the copper pipe.