Ditto I use the same stuff myself. I normally just mix by hand for small projects. I do use the mixing tips for big projects. The tips are too expensive to use all the time. I also use various 3m and scotchweld adhesives. I generally go for the urethane adhesives. I'll put together a list of the ones I use if anyone is interested. It can be a bit overwhelming researching all the different options.

here are just a few of them

Norton speedgrip
3M panel bonding
3m duramix super fast-this stuff hardens very fast. you will have 1 minute or less work time
Scotch weld dp620

I use small cardboard pcs. And popsicle sticks and just sqirt a little out and stir. The tips waste to much.

What's the shelf life on this stuff after opening? Just curious cause I hate buying things for a small job that never last too long for other jobs.

If you wipe the end off it last awhile. It's not like the 3m junk.

I like to use lord fusor products. They have a wide selection of products, large and small sizes and 12 to 18 month self life after opening. The one i use for abs is super strong and sands like bondo i believe its the 152.

The 152 is great stuff.

For gluing ABS to ABS I have found the plumbing stuff from the hardware store works awesome. Just use acetone as a primer. I build 95% of my panels out of ABS and so far this glue has been the best I've found for ABS to ABS!

I have found it is helpful to use a plastic prep solvent, and to also scruff up areas of contact with 180.. Gives the glues and epoxies something to grab.

Kenneth O'Gorman
Fix N Stitch

I know that tips can be expensive esp when you go through the ones that comes with the 2 part epoxies. Wurth sells separate tips in bulk for much cheaper than 3m or lord fusor or the like. I have found that 3m 4240 works well but has a very short work time of a few minutes but is nice as you don’t have to wait more that 10 min to start working with it again.