I did a google search for information, and only came across these few notes:
one guy says it's really JB Weld Stick
one guy says it's just 2-part epoxy, and is not really a 'new' product, but you can get any form of the stuff at WMart
one guy is on the Saltwater fishie forums, and is off on a hunt to get an MSDS sheet, and a real mfr name for it (it's distributed by a company out of PA called Plymouth Direct), and suggests not using it for aquariums (and I'll assume BBs would fall into this category with him, as well)

That's all.

Do we care about epoxy at all, or do we like the few products that have been talked about a lot here? (MAC glue, Weldbond, GEII, thinset, what are the others again?)

DId you see their commercial ? They had me interested till the pulled a semi with it ....... *rolling my eyes*

I saw the same thing made by JB Weld. I'm assuming it's a cheap knock off. Anything that JB weld makes is excellent... I'd buy that first rather than something off of tv..

MM, it's the same product my Dh used in Marine repair work. The maker was CRC. The MSDS is available at their web site too.

personnally, I really wouldn't want to go through the whole kneading process to use it for outdoor mosaics, that would get old quick

Here is a link that might be useful: CRC marine adhesive epoxy

Yep, hy hubby is a woodcarver, says JB weld is the same stuff, and cheaper. He uses it to attach pieces to his scultures
You can carve it when it's dry. Fixed many an antique frames with it. Stuff stinks when you mix it, kinda reminds me of the hair permenant solution smell.

I was looking at that stuff also...hubby also told me its just like JB...but more expensive. It might be an idea to use if you break something and need to put it back together.

My neighbour, who really is a great handyman, said, that it has been around for a long time, called "Plumber's putty". I keep thinking what I could use it for. He said it also comes in tubes at HD or Lowe's, which in his opinion is easier to handle the kneeding it.
Bianchi

Does it glue glass to glass???

yeah, but it's not pretty

bama- how wonderful that you have someone who shares your love of art!