- 1). Place a plastic mixing surface on your work area. The plastic top from a coffee can or a plastic cutting board will work.
- 2). Squeeze equal amounts of each part of the epoxy glue onto the mixing surface. Mix the parts together thoroughly with a popsicle stick. Make sure the two parts are blended entirely for the most effective use.
- 3). Apply the epoxy mix to both sides of the metal parts that you wish to stick together. Press the two objects together and let them sit while the epoxy dries. Do not take a break between mixing and applying the epoxy, as some epoxy can dry in as quickly as five minutes.
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