J B Weld ClearWeld Quick Setting Syringe Review

I've used three of these so far. I like not having to mix a lot of epoxy. I used it to fill a node on my desktop and it worked great. Mix the epoxy, fill in the knot, hem and sand any protrusions, then apply a clear coat. I had opacity in the seam but it's hard to tell if it's epoxy or a stuck bubble. I will continue to use this product for stuffing wooden branches.

I only received three packs after purchasing one pack. It is great. From assembling electronic projects to fixing broken ceramic figurines, these are cool things. As mentioned, it gives off a strong odor until it hardens. I go into the bathroom, close the door and turn on the exhaust fan. Tape what needs to be done, then leave the door closed for an hour or two with the fan on. After that, the smell will disappear and the glue will harden completely.

I noticed a small puddle on the floor near the toilet so I removed the cistern and replaced the old gasket and dried rubber washers on two screws. I put it back together, filled and flushed the tank, but it's still leaking. I took it apart, looked closely and saw some very thin dark lines coming out of one of the bolt holes. The toilet is probably twenty years old and may have cracked due to vibration. I bought this stuff and wiped down the inside of the tank and then waited for the inside of…