Fiberglass Mending: Commonly found in auto body shops, epoxy is used to repair damages on passenger cars, commercial trailers, and even the insides of boat hulls.

Carpentry: Given its quick-setting and durable nature, some consider epoxy a comparable alternative to wood glue. The material is also used to coat matte wooden surfaces, such as tables.

Metal and Wood Supplements: When wood rots or metal rusts, epoxy can cover up the damages and fill in the gaps.

Bolt Reinforcement: Bolts that bear a lot of pressure and weight often benefit from the strength and protection provided by epoxy.

Floor Coating: Perhaps one of the most common applications of epoxy is in floors, where it is often mixed with sand or grains of aluminum oxide for increased durability.