When it comes to permanent repairs that require exceptional bonding power, professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike turn to the Protective Coating Company's PC-7® Paste Epoxy, the original tough job epoxy that has been trusted for over 60 years. This revolutionary paste epoxy was formulated to provide unparalleled adhesion to a wide range of materials, including metals, ceramics, masonry, and many plastics, making it the go-to solution for a multitude of repair tasks. Whether you need to seal a crack in a wall, attach a hanger to a ceramic plaque, or repair a granite monument, PC-7® has got you covered.

One of the key reasons PC-7® stands out from other adhesives is its slow-curing formula, which provides a generous 60-minute working time and a full cure time of 24 hours. This slow curing process is particularly beneficial for large tasks, allowing you to take your time to get the job done right. Plus, the thick, peanut-butter-like consistency of PC-7® makes it ideal for vertical applications and holding objects in place.

With its incredible bonding power, PC-7® can tackle even the most challenging repairs. For instance, you can use it to bond metal electrical boxes to concrete walls, fill cracks in basement walls, rebuild vintage Bakelite steering wheels, seal holes in oil and transmission pans or fuel tanks, bond and repair stainless steel, and attach transition strips to concrete floors, among many other applications.

To ensure a strong and lasting bond, it's essential to prepare the surface properly before applying PC-7®. Start by removing contaminants such as dust, dirt, oil, and grime with solvents like Denatured Alcohol, Acetone, or Rubbing Alcohol. Then, use a clean paper towel or rag to wipe the surface clean. If necessary, remove rust and loose paint with sandpaper or a wire brush, and scuff smooth, glossy surfaces to increase adhesion.

After applying PC-7®, clean your tools and mixing surface with Denatured Alcohol, Acetone, or Rubbing Alcohol before the epoxy cures. If you need to remove cured epoxy, apply Paint Remover or Paint Stripper to soften the surface, then scratch off the epoxy.

From bonding metal to rebuilding vintage steering wheels, the Protective Coating Company's PC-7® Paste Epoxy is the ultimate solution for all your repair needs. With its unparalleled bonding power, slow-curing formula, and versatility, it's no wonder PC-7® has remained the go-to choice for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. Whether you're tackling a small DIY project or a large-scale industrial repair, PC-7® has the strength and reliability to get the job done right.