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Epoxy | USP Structural Connectors

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Epoxy | USP Structural Connectors


August 24, 2015
This article first appeared in the PB August 2015 issue of Pro Builder.

Miracle Bond by USP Structural Connectors is a high-strength, two-component epoxy designed to be a bonding agent for nearly all household materials including wood, steel, concrete, brick, stone, and CMU block. It’s moisture insensitive and can also be used to fill cracks in concrete, block, and stone. Miracle Bond reaches a strength of over 1,000 psi in two days with a quick initial cure of two hours at 75°F. Working time is a convenient 20 minutes, plus the non-sag formulation makes Miracle Bond excellent for overhead patching and repairs.

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