4 types of two component adhesives based on modified silyl-terminated polyether polymer (MS Polymer) and epoxy resin are formulated. Rheological and mechanical properties as well as weathering resistance of the developed adhesives are investigated. It is shown that curing times vary in a wide range depending on the type of MS Polymer. It is also demonstrated that kinetics of cross-linked network formation of the investigated adhesives, depending on the type of MS Polymer, considerably affects mechanical characteristics of the system: Shore A hardness, tensile strength and tensile elongation. Although under the influence of UV weathering mechanical properties of the investigated systems are decreased, the remaining tensile elongation values are not less than 30%. In parallel it is revealed that adhesive formulations, developed in the framework of this research, are most suitable for bonding with stainless steel, partially suitable for bonding with aluminium and less suitable for bonding with polyvinyl chloride.