8267 SteelStik Steel Reinforced Epoxy Putty Stick - 2 oz.

Best solution out there for a quick easy fix. Was able to patch a hole in a shipping container and to bond was great. Made it waterproof and helped seal out the elements. Easy to mix. The scent is very strong but what do you expect with such a material. Would highly recommend

A screw fell out of our chair (a chair that had to be assembled by us when we received it, but one of the four screws did not fit right into the threaded hole and over time it loosened and just “fell out”). I looked for the best epoxy that would hold the metal screw, that would not rely on the threaded part. I settled on JB WELD since I’ve used it in the past for other projects, to good success. When received, I put on rubber gloves, kneaded the epoxy putty eonuogh, rolled it to make a rope-like plug, put it into the hole and pushed the screw in. Then rolled a longer rope-like piece with the remaining piece and wrapped it around the screw nut I pushed in (see photo). Let it dry overnight and tested it. It held, no problems. The strength of the epoxy appears and feels like it will last a log time…so I’d say it was successful!!! I am getting JB WELD from now on,for it’s strength,hold, ease of use and reasonable price. 👍👍👍👍👍

Amazing product and technology. Application was easy and worked as advertised.

Just knead this product together till it becomes darker in color. Then it's ready to use. No mixing liquids.preforms like traditional JB weld.

If you have a situation where you need to bond metal to anything, this is great stuff! It's like Play Doh, you mix two sperate but intertwined parts together by kneading ti, and then pulling apiece and using it like "Glue". It dries in 10 minutes and "welds" the parts together. No mess, no odor, no stain, no fuss, easy! The only thing to note is that you have but 10 minutes to get the parts together before the stuff starts to harden and is useless. But a bit of pre planning and this is magic!

This stuff it strong, be ready to apply when you mix it because it sets up quick. I used to to repair a damaged clutch pedal assembly in a 1994 ford ranger and it has been holding up just fine. The bushing had disintegrated from the pedal assembly and the clutch pedal pivot wore the hole out in the pedal bracket. From what I could find online there are no new aftermarket or oem pedal assemblies available only used assemblies for around $200 that could potentially have the same issue. I thought about removing the assembly to weld it up but removal required dash removal. That's when I thought of jb weld, I watched project farms test video and decided it might actually work and so far its been working great for 3 months and a few thousand miles. In the picture you can see the hole with a new bushing installed and just how much wear had taken place.

I used this to fill in mounting holes in a med-century mailbox I restored. it worked great. Cures quickly and sands easily.

Applied this to a broken fence latch bar. Worked for awhile, then broke off with little pressure when the gate closed. Better as a filler, NOT as a "weld" type product.