JB Weld Industrial 2 x Tubes in a Box

I used JB Weld to repair a cracked toilet cistern after being told it would not be possible to repair it. I bought the industrial size tube and I am glad I did as it was smaller than I was expecting. I took the cistern off, laid it flat and spread the JB weld about 1 inch each side of the crack and about a quarter inch deep. I then left it to set for 24 hours. It sets as hard as rock and adhered effectively to the inside of the cistern - Great job all round and well worth the money it cost me. It's black so not good if you want a repair that does not show but for inside the cistern it was fine.

I used this to fix heavy metal legs back on to garden furniture and I wasn't overly optimistic due to the weight involved but I have been very pleasantly surprised.The epoxy was easy to mix and after two days drying it is rock solid and hasn't shown any sign of giving out under pressure or weight. This has saved me several hundred pounds ( the cost of replacement garden furniture and chairs ).

I think this is the best epoxy I have used. If you follow the instructions, clean the surfaces, rough them slightly and leave it to cure for 24 hours then you will get an extremely strong bond. I have used it for aluminium to steel, plastic, glass to steel and aluminium to wood.

I've not had the chance to use it yet but bought it because my husband requested for it. He has used this product many a times in the past...and now that we live in Ghana, West Africa he is lost without it. As I'm visiting at the moment I decided to buy it for him. I was pleased with your prompt delivery.

Worked pretty well, but I probably didn't prep all the surfaces properly. Next time I use it I'll take more care to key all surfaces.

This is a great product. It would be nice if it set a bit quicker, but that’s not a bad trade-off for the product’s strength when it is fully cured. An essential part of any tool kit, in my view.

This is the best adhesive you will ever use. I've used it so far to mend an old lead pipe leak, to fix a kitchen drawer door, to attach an old fireplace tile. I could use this stuff to fix anything.

Turned up well before estimated delivery time and although I emailed them and had no reply, they took notice of said email. Very happy. Will order again

para proyecto de brocolaje, llego en perfectas condiciones (13:00hrs del 22/02/2019), por sus caracteristicas de alta temperatura, espero me funcione perfecto en mi diseño, ya les contare, si lo logre, gracias.

In 2009 I bought the 10 oz. size to fix a couple of holes in my exhaust pipe, well aft of the converter. I wrapped the affected areas with wire and smeared on JB Weld. It stood up to the heat and pulsing pressure, and I got years more of service from that pipe.Two years ago, rust holes appeared in the deck of my walking mower. I wanted to keep the mower because it worked fine and the deck was strong. At the same time, I was afraid a hole in the deck could result in an eye injury. With EMT shears, I cut suitable pieces from a tin can. I stuck them over the holes with JB Weld. After two years, the repairs look fine.Last year, I bought an expensive pair of pruners that often failed to cut small stuff completely because of a small gap between the back of the anvil and the back of the mouth. What was the designer thinking!To keep small stuff from sliding back over the gap, I put a layer of JB Weld about 1mm thick on the back of the mouth. I figured I’d clean it up with a file if it got where it didn’t belong. It stayed where I intended. The pruners worked better. A second layer of JB Weld fixed the problem entirely.A few months ago, I bought a watch whose stopwatch button, I discovered, was flush with the side of the case. It was hard to feel where it was, and when I pressed it, it might not go down far enough to work. What was the designer thinking!I figured a dab of JB Weld on top of the button would allow my finger to push it farther, besides making it easier to feel where the button was. If it flowed down around the sides of the button, it might never work again. I decided to risk it.I used a toothpick to apply a dab to the top of the button and immediately turned the watch so that the button was down. The JB Weld flowed around the button anyway. I thought I’d need a new watch.In two hours, the JB Weld still on the paper had hardened enough that it wasn’t sticky and didn’t deform under my finger. With a jeweler’s screwdriver 1mm wide, I was able to remove the JB Weld from the well around the button as easily as modeling clay. I doubt that would have worked with another adhesive. The button still works flawlessly.After nine years, there’s still a lot in the tubes. The black stuff has started to separate, but it still works. I wouldn’t want to be without JB Weld. If I need more someday, I’ll buy smaller tubes. That should make it easier to mix small quantities in equal parts.

Works like a charm. Very strong and holds well at 90 degrees Celsius. Highly recommended. Grey colour only limitation in areas where you may wish a more congenial colour.

Hasta ahora siempre usaba Araldit en mi trabajo. Compraba tubos grandes y, quizá por torpeza mía, siempre rompía los tapones. Harto de esto, y de que no lo puedo usar para el aluminio, decidí cambiar de marca. Probé este otro, y comprobé que era mejor que Araldit, más barato (¡mirad el contenido de los tubos!) y además funciona perfectamente con el aluminio. Hay otra cosa diferente: el color del producto es gris opaco, no tiene nada de transparente, como el Araldit.

When I wanted to join several aluminium profiles for LED strips I Googled around to look for alternatives other the typical than heat or laser welding methods. Then JB Weld kept on turning up on my search and it caught my attention. And even though I was skeptical and apprehensive on the idea of using adhesives for joining metal I still gave it a try and went to purchase it.I mean, to me, adhesives and metal do not work hand in hand. But I kept the faith.And even though optimistic about it and I'd still use it, I still had huge doubts that it would work. This was especially when I went on YouTube and learned about some disappointments by users of JB Weld that it didn't work for their projects.But lo and behold! After using it and curing it for 24 hours or so, it worked! It actually WORKED! I couldn't believe it.JB WELD WORKS like a miracle! This is the real deal. I simply couldn't believe that this actually works.I don't know about those failed attempts by others but I suppose it's all a matter of what their joined parts are used for. I guess JB Weld is probably best used for stationary parts and not advisable for use in areas where constant torques or strong vibrations are involved.So yeah, thanks to JB Weld, I gained faith in the fact that adhesives could actually work for metals.