🔩 J-B Weld 50132 PlasticWeld Quick-Setting Epoxy Syringe - Translucent Yellow: Strong 25ml Bonding Solution Review

This thing absolutely saved my life. I had to replace the timer on my dryer because the pen handle broke (cheap plastic item). So I replace the timer and guess what. yeah, $65 later, the stupid thing broke again, this time it broke. Tried superglue, e6000, whatever, tried. Finally bought it and oh my god it's like cement. I can't believe the strength between plastic and plastic, it withstands the pressure of turning the knob multiple times with no problem. I'm very impressed and incredibly…

This is AWESOME! We wanted to "frame" our large bathroom mirror, so I bought a nice but inexpensive wood grain vinyl floor tile. We originally thought that the sticky material on the back of the floor tile would stick the floor tile to the mirror. This went on for about half a day and they fell. Epic failure. So we tried industrial double-sided tape. Another epic fail! Then we tried liquid nails. 50% of them got stuck, 50% fell off and the ones that got stuck didn't stick very well. So that was

This is a very good epoxy that will bond most plastics. There are a few things you need to do to ensure you get a good connection. First, the tubes contain epoxy on one side and hardener on the other, and you need to get the same amount of each for it to cure properly. When I spread it, it always started spilling one more than the other, so I started on a paper towel until evenly spread, then poured the required amount into a mixing cup. Secondly, you must mix the two components thoroughly…

I used this to repair a broken plastic furniture wheel. It had to be able to withstand at least 50 pounds, so I felt I needed to put it on a bit thicker for structural strength. 4-step instructions are printed on the packaging: prepare, mix, apply, dry. After step 4 there is an asterisk indicating that you should wash the parts in detergent and file or sand the surfaces. I missed the asterisk on the first try. The instructions say it cures over 40 degrees Fahrenheit in an hour, so I let it dry…

Although ABS is listed as a compatible plastic on the packaging, several reviews unequivocally state that this product does not work with ABS. I'm glad I decided to take the risk. The small plastic tab holding the washing machine timer broke off and the washing machine became unusable. A full panel cover costs about $100, so I decided to glue the tab. My first try was with JB Weld Original because I had that on hand. That does not work. I carefully scraped off all the dried glue with a sharp…