FONOME MetalFix™ Cold Weld Epoxy – Ultra Strong Metal Repair Adhesive
FONOME MetalFix™ Cold Weld Epoxy – Ultra Strong Metal Repair Adhesive
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FONOME MetalFix™ Cold Weld Epoxy
Fix Leaks, Cracks, Gaps & Broken Parts Without Welding
A moldable 2-part repair epoxy that fills damaged areas, shapes by hand, and cures into a tough, metal-like repair in 24 hours.
- No welding tools needed
- Works on many common household materials
- Includes gloves + sandpaper for cleaner prep
The repair moment
Small Damage Does Not Stay Small For Long
A tiny leak, crack, or broken edge can turn into water damage, replacement parts, or a repair visit that costs far more than the fix itself.
When tape peels, silicone stays soft, or ordinary glue snaps apart, you need more than surface adhesion.
MetalFix is built to fill the damaged area, shape around uneven surfaces, and cure into a hard repair layer.
Why ordinary fixes fail
Most Quick Fixes Only Cover The Problem
Leaks, cracks, and broken parts often need filling, shaping, and hardening. That is why regular glue, tape, and silicone can disappoint on tougher repairs.
| Common Fix | Good For | Where It Often Falls Short |
|---|---|---|
| Super glue | Small, clean breaks | Too brittle for gaps, leaks, rough surfaces, or repairs that need thickness. |
| Silicone | Flexible sealing | Useful for some seams, but not built for hard structural repair. |
| Tape | Emergency cover-up | Temporary, messy, and weak over time, especially around water or heat. |
| Welding | Strong permanent repairs | Expensive, risky, and requires tools, skill, and the right surface. |
| MetalFix™ | Filling, molding, sealing, and hardening | Needs proper surface prep, full mixing, and curing time for best results. |
The mechanism
It Works Like Moldable Repair Putty, Then Cures Hard
When Part A and Part B are mixed evenly, the material becomes moldable so you can press it into cracks, gaps, holes, and uneven surfaces.
Fill + shape + cure
As it cures, it hardens into a durable repair layer that can be shaped, sanded, drilled, or painted after full cure, depending on the repair surface.
Use cases
One Repair Kit For The Fixes Around Your Home, Garage, And Workshop
Use it for many common household repair jobs across metal, plastic, ceramic, stone, wood, and clay. Test a small area first when unsure.
How to use
How To Get A Strong Repair
Prep the surface
Clean, dry, and roughen the area with the included sandpaper so the repair has a better surface to grip.
Mix A + B evenly
Use a 1:1 ratio and knead until the color is fully uniform. Incomplete mixing may prevent proper curing.
Press, shape, and cure
Apply firmly into the damaged area. Initial cure takes about 1 hour; full cure and maximum strength take about 24 hours.
Proof plan
See It Fill. See It Harden. See It Hold.
Use real repair visuals here: before/after repairs, mix-and-cure closeups, water-contact demos, sanding or drilling after full cure, and comparison tests against tape, silicone, and ordinary glue.
Before / after repairs
Show pipe gaps, ceramic cracks, wood holes, plastic breaks, and metal parts repaired with the product visible.
Mixing closeups
Show A+B kneaded until uniform so customers understand why curing depends on proper mixing.
Stress demonstrations
Show sanding, drilling, weight, or pressure-style tests only where you have real footage and support.
What's included
Everything You Need For A Cleaner First Repair
Each kit includes 160g of MetalFix™ repair epoxy, sandpaper for surface prep, and a pair of gloves for cleaner application.
Available colors
White, Gray, and Black. Choose the color that best matches your repair surface.
Questions before buying
FAQ
How long does it take to cure?
Initial cure takes about 1 hour at room temperature. Full cure and maximum strength take about 24 hours.
Why did my repair not harden?
The most common reason is incomplete mixing. Mix A and B at a 1:1 ratio until the color is completely uniform before applying.
Can it stop leaks?
It can help seal many small household leaks and cracks. For high-pressure, structural, gas, or critical plumbing repairs, consult a professional.
What materials can I use it on?
It is designed for many common materials including metal, plastic, ceramic, stone, wood, and clay. Test a small area first if unsure.
Can I sand or paint it?
After full cure, the repaired area can be shaped, sanded, and painted depending on the surface and repair.
Do I need welding tools?
No. MetalFix is applied by mixing, pressing, shaping, and curing. No flame, welding machine, or soldering tool is needed for small household repairs.
Keep one ready
Put MetalFix™ In Your Repair Drawer Before The Next Leak, Crack, Or Broken Part Turns Into A Bigger Repair Bill.
Choose your color and start your next fix today.
