Araldite 90-Minute AB Epoxy Adhesive

Pros: Cheaper than local retailers Sticks Dries

Cons: Some variable results with sticking (this may be attributable to surface preparation on my part)
Takes 90 minutes to dry (that's almost an hour and a half!)

Other: A cheap adhesive that will find uses in most households.

Pros: Really don't know if there is anything positive, when it hardens it doesn't even become hard like hard plastic.

Cons: - It does not harden in 90 minutes, took me a day no matter the proportion.
- When it hardens it's a cohesive, hard plastic. It also bends when hard, but does break like hard plastic. Good epoxy should break when like hard plastic. This happen with different kind of proportions of hardener-resin.
- No instructions that describe the needed proportions.

Other: Takes at least a day to harden and then it's still not hard.

Pros: Araldite glue is known to be the most durable on the market. in slow setting (90) it allows for precision assembly without panicking because of the time

Cons: When you paste it back an object with two-component epoxy glue (Araldite commonly called) it is difficult to wash your hands. Also be difficult to remove drips. Then I have the solution! Have a facial disk or some cotton and rubbing alcohol. No acetone or other things, just rubbing alcohol and ... as it leaves the water traces of jam.

Other: Look no further Araldite glue in your French DIY store. Distributor for France, Bostik, decided to boost its range of products under other brand, Sader. But worse, expensive and no longer exist in slow setting! with DX, Araldite is still alive !