Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: will it hold a shower grip made of medal
Document: Like some others, I purchased and used this item to repair a crack in the floor of my 10 year old shower surround. The crack was actually about 5 inches long, but only about an inch of the crack was broken all the way through so that water could leak. I mixed up a small batch, then applied it to the entire length of the crack and about 1 cm. wide. After letting it set and dry for about 18 hours, we started using the shower again.
I purchased this epoxy for a white fiberglass shower pan repair, a small corner crack. This product worked well. When mixed together the epoxy has a thicker consistency and a tackiness so I was not able to make the repair "glass smooth". I taped off an area for the repair, if you do this make sure to thin the edges of your repair epoxy at the tape or you'll end up with a "ledge". I used a plastic spoon for thinning the epoxy edges, it worked OK.
Tried to use this product on a PVC pipe joint that had a small leak (drip about every 20 seconds). Applied plenty of the adhesive over the joint and the water still made its way through. Tried re-applying next day, same problem. Did this over and over and now entire tube has been dispensed around the leak. The epoxy is piled up over the leak and it still letting water through.
Other brands of 2-part syringes their caps fit back on their nozzles after many uses, but not this does not. Once you use this particular glue's cap one time, I can never get the cap back on again, even after try to pull gunk out of the cap, so it's a storage mess. The cap opening on this needs to be made bigger, & nave it narrow down inside.
I was looking for a resin to bond 4 pieces of VERY hard plastic support bases to a VERY hard plastic support stand. I took a chance on this product solely based on the Amazon product description as well as the reviews here and am very pleased with the results.First, I made sure that I sanded both bonding surfaces to make them rough to the touch, as directed. The resin itself was very easy to mix.
I needed to glue a PVC fitting over an inlet in my pool (basically a hole in the wall of my pool that returns the water). I used this Loctite Marine epoxy and so far it has worked wonderfully.Note:  I did NOT drain the pool. I glued the fitting directly to the wall of the pool UNDER WATER. I didn't even need to hold it there during curing. It just stuck to the wall under about a foot of water and stayed there.
this is a quality product, I love it. It's like you are building something from scratch.. This is a quality product that is easy to use, does what it says and is water proof.
Yes, the package does state "white," however if one searches on Amazon for "clear epoxy," this is the third result. The Amazon product page does not clearly state that this is a white colored resin. I almost ruined my project by using this when I needed clear epoxy. White will be handy for other applications, but when you need clear, do not buy this.
When it is fresh, it works fine. It's grey when mixed. It's a bit difficult to get identical quantities out of the two tubes if you are using a small amount, but the plungers give you a head start versus two bottles.Once opened (and tightly re-capped without contaminating the contents), the white substance in one tube hardened over about 3 months until it was impossible to depress the plunger. The black substance in the other tube stayed fluid.
Using this to atach a head of a sandscoop in a fiberglass handle, needed this super glue, can stand the heavy loads with no problem
Answer: no