JB Weld Reviews

I hate when things break and unfortunately I'm pretty good at the breaking things business. — The directions tell me to turn the screw 1 1/4 turns and I'm the guy who just can't resist making it 1 1/2 turns!  Crack! — So we keep all kinds of glues and adhesives at the house.  Of all I use, my favorite is probably J-B Weld.  You've probably seen this familiar blister pack on a hardware store counter.  The packaging hasn't changed in 40 years. — What is it? — J-B Weld is a two part epoxy that when combined in equal amounts and mixed creates a cold… read full review »

JB Weld is the greatest product since sliced bread! I use it on metal sculptes, motorcycle repairs, sleel, car repair, bike reapir, wood, plastics and nearly anything else imaginable. I keep it in my shop, the house, the truck, the car, the motorcycle trailer, and my tool boxes. I use it all the time. A wonderful invention. The inventor should get an award for such a great product, with so many uses! I would not dream of not having it around at all… read full review »

Best thing since sliced bread!I have used this stuff on just about everything that is metal.I used it to seal the leaks in my aluminum boat and it worked great.I use it to fill holes so I can retap them.I even put it on an old lawnmower handle that was broke in half,it outlasted the engine.JB Weld never ceases to amaze me,no matter what the… read full review »

If you have something broken that super glue can't fix, this is the stuff to use. It can be molded to fit in any space, textured as it cures, filed, sanded and painted after it cures. The only drawback to JB Weld is the curing time, which is 24 hours-- so if you can't wait that long for a full cure, get the newer variant JB Quick. Sets in 5… read full review »