🔧 J-B Weld 2110 Metal Fuel Tank Repair Kit: Trustworthy Solution for Gray Tank Fixes Review

This worked well to plug over 15 small holes that were in my newly purchased 1950 Allis Chalmers B tractor. I followed the directions exactly to get to the bare metal and filled in all the holes and areas all around. I sanded between layers. As per the words I cleaned it with auto filler, sanded, primed and painted. Then I cleaned and sealed the inside of the tank with another product. It would be great and the tank looks like new.

So this thing heals FAST. First, make sure you mix everything thoroughly. Then apply soon! Healing will begin in about 5 minutes. In earnest. After 5 minutes it was so hard I couldn't squeeze it out of the bag. Was like a stone. Also, it got SUPER HOT. I couldn't even try to apply more because it was hard to last more than a few seconds. The instructions really need to mention these details. Otherwise super hard epoxy resin.

This is a great product. I used it to fill some rusty pinholes on a motorcycle gas tank. I have used other products and this was by far the best. Does not leak, hardens very quickly. Just be aware that it cures quickly, so quickly that I had to buy more because it cures before I can get anything in the tank. And wear gloves because when you mix liquids they start to overheat, so hot you can't even touch them. Again this is a great product. This is now my move when filling holes.

I only gave 3 stars for ease of use because honestly it's not very easy. First of all, you should know that after mixing the two parts, you have maybe 5 minutes of working time until it becomes solid. Also, it heats up to incredible temperatures due to a chemical reaction. At this moment it is very difficult to cope with it. Make sure you have a plan and materials prepared and ready. Also, this stuff is amazing. I had a motorcycle gas tank with three holes about 1/4" each and this kit handled…

This product is being used to patch small rusty holes in the floor of my van where there was a significant leak. It was easy to apply and cured quickly. The product heats up when mixed and you don't have much working time. The kit contains enough product to patch 3-4 small patches. The most annoying thing is the fiberglass mesh. Overall I'm very happy with the product and I'm sure the rusty metal spots are covered. I prepped the area with a wire brush to remove old rust and cleaned thoroughly…

So this has worked for me so far, but only time will tell. I mixed mine differently than most, at least that's what I've gathered from the reviews I've read here on Revain. What I did was cut the bag open and only blended half of each so I got a good coat, laid the fabric over it and then the coat and then let it dry for a couple of days, smoothing it out as best I could. . I applied some putty, sanded a little, painted a little and done. It has been on gas for over 300 miles and is holding up…

Ignore the mixing instructions in the package. Once you've finished mixing the epoxy in the bag to mix the two parts well enough, you won't have time to apply the epoxy. Cardboard. You will likely need a piece that is at least 8" x 8" for this. Use a stick to stir quickly and mix well, but no more than 15-20 seconds. It's MUCH faster than trying to mix it up in a bag. Then you have a reasonable time to request it for repair. It's a bit runny but suddenly starts to solidify after a few minutes…