J B Weld 8271 Professional Fluid_Ounces Review

IMPORTANT POINTS FOR CRAZY STRONG CONNECTIONS.1. Clean and degrease 2. With alcohol/acetone/etc. wipe 3. Scratch the surface as much as possible without deforming what you stick.4. Mix two parts.5. While the mixture is wet and viscous, apply to nicks and joint cracks.6. When it starts to harden, put a whole drop on the joint to add extra strength. OPTIONAL: If you want it to look nice, take a soft grinder and some sandpaper and shape it to your liking, also the color is VERY good.

I have used this on metal plastic metal plastic and it has worked very well. Of course, pay special attention to the exact 50/50 ratio. It's a dense material compared to traditional epoxies, so a toothpick came in handy to mix it thoroughly. I have used other JB Weld products and they are all excellent. One of the advantages of this particular pack was the use of two small tubes of toothpaste versus a large pack with an injection plunger that dispenses two liquids unevenly and consumes a lot of

Very disappointed. I lost a lot of time with that. I have used JB welding many times in the past and have had excellent results. This batch dries to gum consistency. Used in two projects, both of which used multiple applications to create the material. A project fell apart. The other one is still together but I have my doubts because the glue softened after a few days. For these projects I had to mix up 4-6 small batches, so this is no coincidence. This seems different from the JB weld I've…

I have purchased many JB welds over the years and have had excellent results. On my old Chevy van, he fixed a broken bolt holding the thermostat housing. For years until the entire van went to the scrapyard it held up with no leaks and pressurized water at 190F put it to the test. walk. It appears to be more durable than the frame construction itself. I will definitely continue to purchase and use JB Weld for those odd home and vehicle repairs.

After twice buying those horrible products that automatically mix hardener with epoxy gel I finally got something that works. Those that mix automatically will not harden or stick, and the tubes will become solid after one use. I was looking for that. I'm smart enough to know how to place the same amount of each one to make it work. I had to glue some porcelain tiles to a metal plate so I could mount a racing wheel for my PS4. I was a bit skeptical that gluing different materials together would

Tried to fix a bronze metal chandelier bracket that broke in transit. The piece, a small light bulb holder and a faux glass sphere that will support them will be very light. Tried this product 3 times. My biggest effort was believing that it would hold and release the clamp after 6 hours, after which it felt tight but was loose again the next morning. It dries like one big dirty bunch of rubber, so I'm not sure if this junk is worth cleaning up to weld or not. I have used Gorilla Glue to…

Ideal for bonding aluminum to aluminium. I had an aluminum propane regulator that a handyman broke a bolt while attaching it to the aluminum bracket that holds it to the front of my RV. I couldn't get the broken screw out of the regulator and tried soldering, but the solder may not have been suitable because it wasn't adhering to the aluminum. I didn't want to deal with a different type of solder just for this one repair job, so I checked on Revain and found this - one reviewer said it worked…

I've been collecting and painting my own Dungeons & Dragons tin miniatures for years. Most of them come with specific parts, such as B. Arms, supplied as separate parts that you need to assemble yourself. Often these are very thin details, up to a millimeter in diameter, with centimeter-sized protrusions (swords, spears, etc.). You need something very strong to hold something like this so it doesn't snap off again. I've spent years gluing them together with Gorilla Glue and every time I think…