J-B Weld 8265S Cold Weld Steel Reinforced Epoxy with Hardener, 2 oz (1)

Unlike crazy glue the two part nature of this product makes sure that when you need heavy duty adhesive you are not going to be stuck with a dried out tube with a clogged applicator tip. Sure you need to mix the two part epoxy together and then apply but the stuff works well. It is extremely strong and works well for me gluing metal to plastic and plastic to plastic. I mainly used this product to fix the bad hinges on my Lenovo laptop. You got to love lenovo. Screen hinges failing is a common problem and this is the product they tell you to buy in the TSB. Maybe they should use this in the first place when making their laptops lol.

Still is a great product as it has been for decades.

The media could not be loaded. This started because I’d made a Purchase of a Wagon on Amazon and on the first day it broke, by the next day the wagon broke in two. So I used JB Weld on top of the new Weld job that was performed on the wagon by a professional welder. It was recommended to use JB Weld to protect the weld with another weld. JB weld does work as advertised and is stronger than the other brands. Easy to use and easy to let it sit and cure. I’m so sure that you will be pleased with the results. In the Images. That is the new broken wagon using the JB Weld. Make sure you do even portions to get see an excellent result after a 24-hour cure process. Add another layer for more strength but please sand down the first layers to the weld itself can stick correctly.

Been around for years. A great product that really works. Highly recommend

This stuff will mend or repair basically anything. It bonds like metal. I used it to fix a handle of a serving spoon that was broken about 2 years ago. It has been through heat and the dish washer more times than I can count. I also used it to fix a pedal on an exercise bike about 4 years ago and the bond is still holding. When I used it I was just hopeful but am now throughly convinced. This will always be my "go to" product. Thanks JB Weld.

First: the " ...steel reinforced..." description is very dubious, as the legal MSDS safety sheets don't call out steel as an ingredient.Second: Common bolts usually have a tensile strength in the range of 112,000 to 116,000 PSI. This product is an adhesive, not a genuine weld replacement. The Product Description here has the tensile strength as ~ 3,950 PSI, the J-B package states 5,020 PSI (better). But, it's a long way from 114,000 PSI.Third: the search description at the top of the ad quotes the search as "jw weld"; it's actually "jb weld"; the typo makes it more difficult to find in a search.Overall, it's a good adhesive, been using it for decades. But, just don't assume it has the strength of even a rudimentary acetylene gas weld, which is about 30 times stronger.

I had a tough situation where I had attempted to glue a side mirror back onto my car that had been knocked off, breaking the metal joint. After trying several types of glue I was advised by a friend to try the JB weld cold epoxy. After doing a little research it seemed like the best and last try I was going to have before going to the car parts place and buying an entire new assembly. The curing time is longer than the product describes however the joint that it formed was as hard as the metal that I was joining. The mirror is rock solid, and between wind, weather and being pushed around by car wash brushes and smacked with grocery carts it's holding like the original was intended to. If you have a job or repair that you believe could possibly be fixed by using a heavy duty adhesive, this is the stuff. If this doesn't hold then you're talking about replacing or fabricating a mechanical fix.

What's not to like? Someone stole an lawn ornament. Drilled 2 holes in some salvaged concrete base, drilled the 2 feet of the gnome, filled the holes with mixed JBWeld and countersunk screws through the feet.The bee is a replacement for the one lost by a neighbor!*The only thing it can't mend is a broken heart. Unless the heart is metal or something and in that case, yes it can!