J-B Weld The Original Cold Weld

Title: Strong, Reliable, and Easy to Use Cold-Weld Epoxy for Permanent Repairs I’ve used the J-B Weld 8265S Steel Reinforced Epoxy for several home and automotive repairs, and it has consistently delivered strong, permanent bonds. The two-part formula (resin and hardener) mixes easily in a 1:1 ratio and sets within 4–6 hours, with a full cure in 15–24 hours. Once cured, it’s rock solid and can be drilled, sanded, or painted. I’ve successfully used it on metal, plastic, and even ceramic surfaces with excellent results. The bond strength is impressive—rated up to 3960 psi—and it holds up well to high temperatures (up to 550°F/288°C), which makes it suitable for engine components and exhaust repairs. What I like: • High tensile strength • Excellent heat resistance • Multi-surface adhesion • Easy to use, no special tools needed

It is exactly what it is suppose to be: Smaller sized tubes of JB Weld. Convenient size for casual use. As far as the product... It is JB Weld It hardens like steel and is everything it claims it to be. I love it. It is an awesome 2-part epoxy that I have used on a few projects. Sands well and does what it needs to due. Dries to a grey color. Just give it enough time to cure real well and you'll be more than happy with it.

Love JB weld for fixing college kids shoes! Works great

worked as intended, easy to use, hardens quickly, great quality, water resistant easy and quick to mix.

not only works on steel but I have used it on fiberglass panels with great success

I used this original J-B to repair a broken fuel gauge float bracket arm on a expensive fuel pump.,so I did a test to see how it held up immersed in gas.mixed up a bit let it dry for 2 days then set it inside a contained of gas for 2 weeks,it softened a little when sticking it with a pin but no signs of dissolving at all.

Great stuff, I used it to fix my coffee brush, for brushing coffee grinds from the coffee grinder, etc. The bristles are bound by stainless steal, which was then glued to a wood handle, but ... the manufacturer used a faulty glue and slowly, annoyingly, due to just hand washing, the brush got wobblier and wobblier until it fell off from the handle. I should probably get a refund, but I bought the JB Weld glue and fixed it, which makes me feel no less than victorious. The brush is really sturdy and stable now and is a pleasure to use, all because of this really great JB Weld glue. I recommend!!

Excellent product that works as advertised