J B Weld Plastic 🔧 Structural Adhesive: Unleashing Superior Bonding Power Review

I bought this on the recommendation of someone who recently used it to fix a broken laptop frame. I originally thought it was epoxy, but it's actually a two-part urethane adhesive that mixes like epoxy. So far it's worked pretty well and has held up strong through everything I've used it for, mostly broken car panels. It is not as hard as epoxy, so after drying the excess can be mechanically removed more easily than epoxy. I haven't tried it on non-plastic items, but I highly recommend using it

I bought two or two packs of this epoxy. The first of 4 tubes worked as advertised. Test tubes two, three and four did not result in a cure. Also, Tube 4 had one of the two parts slightly separated, indicating it had expired or been stored above maximum storage temperature, or both. Be careful who you buy it from. The price of two for one can simply mean that the seller is doing some kind of scam. This epoxy works well as long as it is not too old or improperly stored. My experience of mixing…

Picture shows yellow packaging but it's tan. It smells way worse than the yellow packaging and I did it outside (they don't smell as good as a weld). The mixture is strange compared to the yellow packaging and spreads differently. None of these are inherently bad, but I got used to the other and the image was yellow. If one of these is important to your project, see if the same seller has another. I would still use this seller if I knew they had a different style like the plastic weld I used as