I'm really looking for something equivalent to super glue but in this size bottles. Question is do need to use and mix both bottles for it to glue?

need to use equal parts of each tube, mix well. drying time will be stated on tubes, depending on type you buy...30 sec. to 30 min. or more. usually acetone clean-up before dried, acetone soak will also release bond, as will heat over 325 degrees.whatever quantity needed will still be a 1-1 mix, but keep in mind working time vs dry time, so not to mix more than you can use before hardening. denatured alcohol can thin mixture

Two questions: Is the mix pourable, and what is the maximum temperature that the cured resin can tolerate?

After mixing, the mixture is viscous but can still be poured (immediately). Maximum temperature before release of toxic fumes is <200 F, which is also the softening point for it's surface or glass tension stability, and higher temperature results in thermal decomposition and strength failure.

After opening, what are the components shelf life? Anyway to lengthen their viability?

Bought some of this same brand/same size "at least" 40 years ago! It was kept (unfortunately) in my garage (NO HEATING OR AC) for most of this time... temps here can range anywhere from a low of 12 degrees. F to 105 degrees during the course of what one could consider a "typical" year. To my EXTREME SURPRISE...This stuff worked great up until LAST YEAR!!! The resin now appears to show some signs of "separation", but even still... if I take time to assure the resin is stirred in the bottle to a consistent appearance before dispensing, it will still harden and secure the items I use it on. It takes longer to reach a full cure than in the past, but works for my non-critical needs. I can't comment on whether it has the same total bonding power as when new, but it DOES still bond! I am however now finally buying a NEW set so that I can put projects in service based on the product's original "full bonding time frame" (mine takes longer now), and for items that are either too difficult access at will (for a potential re-do") or too critical in function to take chances with bonding failure. GREAT PRODUCT provided they haven't monkeyed with the formula since I bought mine! Even drinking water has a "shelf-life", so I'm totally amazed this stuff has performed so well during the 40 years or so I've had it!!!

Will it melt blue styrofoam

No, it does NOT melt Styrofoam. I just tried it out, I can actually mix the two components while using white Styrofoam as a substrate. Not a trace of melting when doing so. Since blue Styrofoam is still Styrofoam but with a dye added, I am pretty sure it won't melt blue Styrofoam either.

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Q: After opening, what are the components shelf life? Anyway to lengthen their viability?

Bought some of this same brand/same size "at least" 40 years ago! It was kept (unfortunately) in my garage (NO HEATING OR AC) for most of this time... temps here can range anywhere from a low of 12 degrees. F to 105 degrees during the course of what one could consider a "typical" year. To my EXTREME SURPRISE...This stuff worked great up until LAST YEAR!!! The resin now appears to show some signs of "separation", but even still... if I take time to assure the resin is stirred in the bottle to a consistent appearance before dispensing, it will still harden and secure the items I use it on. It takes longer to reach a full cure than in the past, but works for my non-critical needs. I can't comment on whether it has the same total bonding power as when new, but it DOES still bond! I am however now finally buying a NEW set so that I can put projects in service based on the product's original "full bonding time frame" (mine takes longer now), and for items that are either too difficult access at will (for a potential re-do") or too critical in function to take chances with bonding failure. GREAT PRODUCT provided they haven't monkeyed with the formula since I bought mine! Even drinking water has a "shelf-life", so I'm totally amazed this stuff has performed so well during the 40 years or so I've had it!!!

Q: Will it melt blue styrofoam

No, it does NOT melt Styrofoam. I just tried it out, I can actually mix the two components while using white Styrofoam as a substrate. Not a trace of melting when doing so. Since blue Styrofoam is still Styrofoam but with a dye added, I am pretty sure it won't melt blue Styrofoam either.

ASIN	B005K091ZU
Best Sellers Rank	#22,349 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #31 in Tile Epoxy Adhesives
Brand	EURO TOOL
Brand Name	EURO TOOL
Color	Clear
Compatible Material	Wood, Metal, Concrete, Glass, Ceramics, China
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.5 out of 5 stars 1,711 Reviews
Full Cure Time	3E+1 Minutes
Item Form	Liquid
Item Height	1.77 inches
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Weight	8 ounces
Manufacturer	EuroTool
Material	Epoxy Resin
Material Type	Epoxy Resin
Model	GLU-735.90
Other Special Features of the Product	Dries Clear,Water Resistant
Special Feature	Dries Clear,Water Resistant
Tensile Strength	2500 Pounds Per Square Inch
UPC	654207164388
Unit Count	8.5 Fluid Ounces
Viscosity	Low Viscosity
Volume	85.7 Fluid Ounces
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant

Eurotool Devcon Epoxy, 2 Ton Epoxy, 4.25 Ounce each, 2 Bottles

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