Fix CHIPS and broken furniture. with Kneadable epoxy

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[benyeong]

Geat super useful video. I Love it very much. I had just subscribe, like and share with my friends and love one. TQ

[eugenegenegene]

Ooo.. I last used the kneadable epoxy (sometimes called Epoxy Putty) to patch up a wall hole that I accidentally over-sized and re-drilled the correct size hole... Really useful stuff...

[wilf]

thanks, great! however this epoxy does not work on low surface energy materials such as polypropylene - a very very common plastic. have yet to find a household adhesive or filler that can bind to polypropylene well