Hi Ian

Yes, that seems to be what I am picking up in regards to slow setting epoxies, thanks for that. I'm got mine ordered :-)

Thanks

Allan

Hi Allan
I always find slow setting epoxies also produce a much stronger bond😊😊

Hi Ian

Many thanks for your reply, thats very helpful.
Much appreciated

Cheers
Allan

Many thanks Fred, it sounds the slow setting types are more appropriate for my needs, thanks for your reply, much appreciated.

Cheers
Allan

Many thanks Colin, thanks for sharing your thought on this. Much appreciated.

Cheers
Allan

Can't beat genuine Araldite 24 Hour
Cheers
Ian

Hi Allan (Blacknbluedog)

Now this is a can of worms, in the past I have used
"Stixall" Adhesive & Sealant Clear - "Gorilla Glue" clear - Evo-Stick "The Dogs Bllcks" clear and 2 part epoxy, all slow setting times.

Evo-Stick "Sticks like sh*t" clear is a grab adhesives short setting time.

In the end for fixing the deck beams I all ways go for one of the new Hybrid adhesives with a slow setting time and most are waterproof.

Fred

Wot he said!

Good question Alan, my preference is a 2 part epoxy. And the longer the setting time the better the bond, as it is usually flexible enough to allow for minor movements without breaking.
If you can be sure of no movement then a fast set such as is available from poundland.
Cheers Colin.