Since I was young I knew JB weld was pretty great. I literally fixed my glasses with it, with help of an older gentleman. The youtube channel projectfarm consistently shows original JB weld is a superior product to basically anything it competes with. I find myself frequently recommending this stuff, probably most for cracked porcelain garden statues among other things. I need to fix the thong on my flip flop and ordered some JB weld on amazon and noticed the affordable price and thought I should share. It's 1 ounce of each part. Working in the welding trade I've heard some serious stories touting this product, even have literally seen proof of it sealing boats up in my day.
https://www.amazon.com/J-B-Weld-8...856&sr=8-3
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Very versatile - we even use it for work. There are situations where we need something to seal up to ~ 500 or 600F but then be easily cleaned so we can break down metal parts. Heat accelerates curing with this stuff but it degrades above 700F I believe. Works great in a pinch .
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I believe the marineweld also has a much lower psi rating.
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Use the waterweld or marineweld for this. I use the waterweld on parts for my pool all the time, no issues, it's great stuff. Very versatile. I even used the waterweld recently to mold a new part for a router I have (repairing a broken button).
as far as pricing for this deal, I just checked WalMart and it is $4.84 there. so seems to be a decent deal.
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Yes, but as others have mentioned, you may want the marine version to last longer under water.
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You are correct, thanks. I was confusing with waterweld. I did notice though that marineweld works on less surface types than the original.