J-B Weld 8276 KwikWeld Quick Setting Steel Reinforced Epoxy - Dark Grey 2 oz

Great welding product to fix a metal fence my dog damaged inside the house.. It worked great. Easy to mix, easy to apply. Fast to cure.

I've been using JB weld forever. The stuff is a miracle worker and if you keep the Caps clean it lasts a while so you can keep it in the junk drawer and count on it working when you need it. Highly recommend

I am retired and always tinkering with new projects and need adhesives a few times a month and this is my go-to stuff.I use disposable 30CC mixing cups (available here on Amazon) and reusable silicone stir sticks (also available here). I never actually measure the two parts, just sort of eyeball the amounts, and have never messed up the ratio. You can leave a little in the cup to see when it's fully cured. Use a little dab to secure an item in place or smear it all over to make it STAY. In 6 minutes or so, it gets firm and sort of hard-rubbery. I give it 24 hours to fully cure and then it's nice and hard. And shiny ultra-dark grey. Prep is a must, lightly scratching shiny or smooth surfaces. Always use alcohol. I use 70% medical pads by the bulk for this, but 90%+ would be better. I love this epoxy so much that when I am down to one package I order another as a backup just in case Amazon is temporarily sold out. About a month ago one of the hardener tubes had a tiny leak and my fingers got a little sticky, but that did not detract from the quality of this stuff.Once again, as long as you prep the surface properly, this is the best you can buy. 5 stars easy. Works on car/truck projects as well, just degrease AND use alcohol. (don't use this on hi-temp things... there are epoxies made just for that)P.S. You know how a cell phone charging cradle slips around on your night stand? A couple of small dabs of this epoxy on the bottom solves that problem.

Easy to apply and had no issues! It's fantastic!

Fast drying version of JB Weld. It has been my experience that JB Weld is the standard by which I measure other epoxy adhesives, and this is no exception. Mixes easy, dries quickly, and holds strong (but not as strong as the regular slow-cure JB Weld). For best results be sure that surfaces are clean and dry, and if they are glossy smooth, rough it up a bit with sandpaper or emory cloth for better adhesion.It comes out of the tubes as a paste that is about as thick/runny as toothpaste when mixed, except that it is 'heavier' so it will tend to slowly ooze downward a bit if on vertical surfaces or overhead. However, it stiffens up quick enough you don't have to do a lot of babysitting. They say 5 minutes, and aren't far off, as far as it hardening enough that it will stay put, and whatever parts you are trying to glue together will no longer require you to hold them in place. However, full strength takes more cure time, so keep that in mind.

Worked perfectly and arrived a day early. Thanks!Repaired my sconces in no time

If you mix this product properly, it adheres to most surfaces (listed on package), sets up with minimal run off and can be drilled or sanded in around 12 hours (what worked for me). Bought this recent batch to fix a lamp post that separated from its base. I literally wiped off the dirt, applied the product and positioned/supported the lamp post upright to give it time to cure and it's good as new. My go to in projects like this where color is not an issue on the weld.

Outstanding product and Great Seller!