Does Loctite Epoxy dry as a thick solid?

[TheVapesta]

I'm going to be adding a internal voltmeter to my unregulated box mod, and i need a good epoxy to firmly mount it in place.

Ive never used epoxies before and the Loctite caught my attention because it dries fast and clear. But i want the epoxy to dry thick, almost like a silicone so it can get a good grip on the voltmeter and firmly hold it in place.

Im hoping it's not soupy or liquidy like super glue and doesnt dry flat like super glue.

Just want to make sure before i buy some Loctite Epoxy.

 

[OBDave]

Merging these two identical threads - I think General Rebuildable is the best place for this question...also a bump, hoping you get some answers...

 

[Zamazam]

Get JB weld instead.

 

[OBDave]

Get JB weld instead.

JB weld will be thick, but do they make a clear version?

 

[Zamazam]

They might. I guess it's a test of the locktite.

 

[TheVapesta]

They might. I guess it's a test of the locktite.

JB Weld has metal properties in it, doesn't it? That would ruin the voltmeter if I get it on the PCB traces or parts that make up the voltmeter. I haven't seen any JB Weld clear epoxies at local stores. Gorilla Glue has a clear epoxy, but I hate their brand of super glue because it expands over 3x after setting.

I'll try this Loctite 5 Minute Epoxy when it comes to build time and report back! I'll due a test run before hand on some cardboard.