AutoWeld, 25ml, BLACK

This is the greatest automotive adhesive I have ever used. In the process of restoring a 50,s antique car. While I do weld some sheetmetal is is either too pitted or to expansive and easily warped. I pretreat rust and grind and clean surrounding area’s. The included mixing tip os great for large area’s and speeds up the placement and anchoring of my patch. Dries in 15 minutes and ready for body work or finishing. Bonds like crazy.

Great quality, mixes perfect with the mixing attachment, worked excellent on my dash that was lifted on one corner one week later still holding even in this 100 plus degree weather, dry time is perfect to allow clamping. Great value honestly saved me big $$ from buying new dashboard.

Best for bumper plastic repairs. Twice as expensive as other J-B Weld plastic products I tried, but worth the price.

Repaired a crack in the front bumper and it worked fine

The epoxy itself is fine, but I had trouble getting the premix tube to work right, the black was shooting right through but the white part wasn't, wasted quite a bit before I gave up and pre-mixed the old fashioned way. Glue itself worked fine, though set up time is longer than advertised, even when I used heat to accelerate the curing process.

This 'adhesive' product is better than ANY super glue I have ever used before, and I have been disappointed in all of them that I have tried. It's unbelievable in how strong it is. It's clear and black epoxies options are holding this computer together right this moment. Just be sure you have the follow-up stuff ready to use in time before 'SET' so you don't waste your seconds & precious minutes before that 'SET' time. So preliminary preparation is extremely important......but, after that, it's what you would definitely call 'permanent' when the application CUREs. It truly is what a welder would definitely call an alternative to a weld, without the torch & steel rods . The original actually has steel fragments mixed in it. I needed something absolutely non-conductive so I used the epoxy on the computer. Really works.

It works pretty good and holds very strong. It just takes a long long time to dry so I got one of those hot staple guns. U can get one for 20 bucks here on Amazon and that would hold the plastics together. And then used this epoxy and they worked good together I used it for motorcycle fairings on a track bike and I didn't want to buy new fairings but I don't want them flapping around either. The Staples. Will hold things together, but it's not strong enough on its own.But then the apoxy ask time to set up with the staples in it and it holds really strong.

Great! Love it!...nice nozzle..

Had a cracked misaligned bumper on a used vehicle. This worked out perfectly. Just need to make sure to clamp or tape the bumper together so it doesn't flex out of place as the epoxy fully cures.

It’s hard and easy to get my broken stuff back in original condition

great

Exactly what it says it is

I have used JBweld steel reinforced epoxy, that one dries with a very glossy finish. While this one gives a rubber like finish(also flexible)