What Epoxy do you use?

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I just thought I'd start this thread because I just ran out of my old epoxy I had used in the past and can't find it in the US anywhere. My LFS doesn't sell it anymore and it was the best epoxy I have ever worked with. Oderless, didnt stick to my fingers or get hot, didn't cause my skimmer to not skim and was the color of coraline algae. Overall A++. .It was called 'Easy Glue Preis Aquaristik'

So, Im just curious to see what other epoxy people use and the pro's/ con's to them and where I can buy some!
 
We use Epo Putty, love the stuff, I order it by the box. We often use it to put two pieces of ceramic together when we make larger structures.

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I've use JB Waterweld, but when I want something a bit stiffer for say a frag that I want to stay standing up, I've used Oatey's Fix it Stick or RectorSeal's Epoxy Putty, both available at HD.


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