JB Weld
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JB Weld
What it for?
I went n bought some araldite earlier n saw it, and recognised the name, but read the packet n wasnt 100% what its for?
Is it a REALLY strong filler, or a REALLY strong glue, or both? Or?
The yank writeup on it seemed to contradict itself.
Is it better than araldite if it is a glue? They about the same price...
I went n bought some araldite earlier n saw it, and recognised the name, but read the packet n wasnt 100% what its for?
Is it a REALLY strong filler, or a REALLY strong glue, or both? Or?
The yank writeup on it seemed to contradict itself.
Is it better than araldite if it is a glue? They about the same price...
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just finding my feet
its a very very string adheisivem can stick metalk too but not sure how thiough
i know use it to stick the nuts and bolts on display at work so the dont wal off and stuck a 20p coin near the staircase with it too ( gotta love kids )
i know use it to stick the nuts and bolts on display at work so the dont wal off and stuck a 20p coin near the staircase with it too ( gotta love kids )
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JB Weld is the brand, there's different types of product, but basically it's an adhesive.
http://www.jbweld.co.uk/files/prodb.html
http://www.jbweld.co.uk/files/prodb.html
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Stronger than araldite you think? That stuff is fuckoff strong
The adhesive has been designed to effectively replace traditional welding, soldering and mechanical jointing methods in the joining/repairing of rigid surfaces including all metals, wood, glass and ceramics.
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LOL @ Bal Exactly (although knowing my luck, it probably could be used for that though I think I'd prefer the traditional way)
Yep, meant to add that also.....
What are you intending to do with it Steve?
oh and araldite is a brand name too btw
What are you intending to do with it Steve?
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On the diagram on the back of the JB weld packet it shows it used on either an cracked engine block or gearbox casing if i remember right
Im sure it shows them glueing snapped cogs back on too
Im sure it shows them glueing snapped cogs back on too
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If you read their link I posted, it does mention engine repairs, and temp's it can withstand, it can be machined/drilled once cured etc...
I wonder if I could make a custom cam using that stuff, or repair a melted piston etc.. bosh some on it, bit of grinding and good as new
I wonder if I could make a custom cam using that stuff, or repair a melted piston etc.. bosh some on it, bit of grinding and good as new
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just finding my feet
though I think I'd prefer the traditional way)
jb weling in a roll cage
halford sell cracked block repair for 10 quid ( wish i was liying, im not
ya stickm in in the oil filler car or the water, why spend a 4 grand on a rebult with a tuner when all ya need it halfords cracked block repair fluid
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jb weld is ok i used it to patch up a coreplug that holed got me home ok and then to the garage
shame id warped the heads b4 i notist the leak tho
shame id warped the heads b4 i notist the leak tho
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It depends what your expectations are?!
If your old Dorris's Nissan Micra looses a bit of water and she wants it to live for another 6 months then its great
If your old Dorris's Nissan Micra looses a bit of water and she wants it to live for another 6 months then its great
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