I use it for bonding hinges - plastics on laptops. No comparison with the transparent one, this takes 1 day to dry, but then you're done, rock solid and never comes off.

Apart from smelling very good and not being able to make anything inside the house that doesn't stick at all, meaning that 48 hours can pass and it still remains as I put it (the ingredients were equal)

I stuck the adhesive tape. Very sturdy but be careful because the residues do not come off if spread (maybe with a solvent that I don't know). Also, it needs caution because it smells very strongly until it solidifies and the work needs to be done in an open space (it is stated, of course). The color is semi-transparent gray.

It is not fast-drying, it takes quite a while to "set", while most epoxy adhesives I have used create a strong bond in a few minutes (I am not referring to the well-known 5-minute one, with which you either have time or you don't to get the job done). I bought it solely because of its supposed resistance to high temperatures (there is no other alternative), without, of course, mentioning anywhere the tolerance limits (there is no manual with specifications anywhere, not even on the company's website). It seems to stick well, we will see if it withstands high temperatures.

I successfully glued the plastic piece to the freezer drawer. Indeed, as others have mentioned, it takes a considerable amount of time for it to harden into stone, and it is advisable to use clamps to hold the two surfaces together where possible. I bought it because it claimed to withstand low and high temperatures. Only time will tell how well it will hold up.

The glue is amazing. It turns into stone in a few minutes as long as you prepare it properly. I glued a car console for the first time 8 years ago and it still hasn't had any issues. Be careful with your fingers when it dries because it gets hot. I haven't replaced it with any other glue since then. Also, it works very well for sticking plastic parts of laptops.

It takes a long time to dry and requires a temperature above 20 degrees Celsius. In no case does it harden in the 20 minutes it claims. Afterwards, it becomes stone, very strong.