Amazon has 2-Pack 2-Oz J-B Weld KwikWeld High Strength Quick-Setting Steel Reinforced Epoxy (Dark Grey, 8276-2) for $8.03. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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J-B Weld Kwikweld: A Fast Setting Version Of The Original Cold Weld Two-Part Epoxy System That Provides Strong, Lasting Repairs To Multiple Surfaces. Perfect For Diy Household, Automotive, Marine, Craft Repair And Much More
Cure And Set Time: After Mixing The Tubes At A 1: 1 Ratio, It Takes 6 Minutes To Set And 4-6 Hours To Cure. Once Cured, Kwikweld Can Be Tapped, Filled, Sanded, Molded And Drilled. Kwikweld's Set And Cure Color Is Dark Grey.
Versatile And Dependable: J-B Weld Kwikweld Is Steel Reinforced, Has A Tensile Strength Of 3127 PSI And Can Withstand Temperatures Up To 230 Degrees Fahrenheit (110 Degrees Celsius). When Fully Cured, Kwikweld Is Waterproof And Resistant To Petroleum, Chemical And Acid.
Surface Applications: Metal, Plastic & Pvc, Wood, Concrete, Ceramic & Tile, Fiberglass And More
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Amazon has 2-Pack 2-Oz J-B Weld KwikWeld High Strength Quick-Setting Steel Reinforced Epoxy (Dark Grey, 8276-2) for $8.03. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for posting this deal.
Note: Item is also available for the same price via Subscribe & Save. You have the flexibility to manage your Subscribe & Save subscription at any time after your order ships. View Subscribe & Save filler items and our current Subscribe & Save Frontpage deals to unlock up to extra 15% savings when you have 5 or more items in your current monthly subscription.
About this item:
J-B Weld Kwikweld: A Fast Setting Version Of The Original Cold Weld Two-Part Epoxy System That Provides Strong, Lasting Repairs To Multiple Surfaces. Perfect For Diy Household, Automotive, Marine, Craft Repair And Much More
Cure And Set Time: After Mixing The Tubes At A 1: 1 Ratio, It Takes 6 Minutes To Set And 4-6 Hours To Cure. Once Cured, Kwikweld Can Be Tapped, Filled, Sanded, Molded And Drilled. Kwikweld's Set And Cure Color Is Dark Grey.
Versatile And Dependable: J-B Weld Kwikweld Is Steel Reinforced, Has A Tensile Strength Of 3127 PSI And Can Withstand Temperatures Up To 230 Degrees Fahrenheit (110 Degrees Celsius). When Fully Cured, Kwikweld Is Waterproof And Resistant To Petroleum, Chemical And Acid.
Surface Applications: Metal, Plastic & Pvc, Wood, Concrete, Ceramic & Tile, Fiberglass And More
Model: J-B Weld KwikWeld, 6 Minute Set Epoxy, Steel Reinforced Epoxy, High Strength - 2 Pack, Dark Grey (8276-2)
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More flexibility. Two packages, can be kept in two different places.
Open that 10oz package and it turns hard and is no longer usable and the whole thing is now garbage, versus this where you risk only one of these.
Probably more reasons but those are just two off the top of my head.
But yes, strictly by price per ounce, the 10oz is cheaper.
Edited to add: This is also less than half the cost of the other. Maybe you don't need 10oz. Why buy more than you need, even if it is cheaper per unit?
Hmmmm not sure why this is a good deal. 2oz x 2 = 4oz for $8.03. Amazon has the 10oz for $16.90, not on sale. The $16.90 is the better price.
More flexibility. Two packages, can be kept in two different places.
Open that 10oz package and it turns hard and is no longer usable and the whole thing is now garbage, versus this where you risk only one of these.
Probably more reasons but those are just two off the top of my head.
But yes, strictly by price per ounce, the 10oz is cheaper.
Edited to add: This is also less than half the cost of the other. Maybe you don't need 10oz. Why buy more than you need, even if it is cheaper per unit?
Last edited by ThriftyHill9636 January 22, 2025 at 12:08 PM.
Hmmmm not sure why this is a good deal. 2oz x 2 = 4oz for $8.03. Amazon has the 10oz for $16.90, not on sale. The $16.90 is the better price.
The JB well does harden over time once opened. So if you aren't heavy used of the stuff, you are better off buying the smaller packs and avoid having half the tubes go bad.
Used this before with good results to seal cracks in crankcase of golf cart motor. Worked well. Liquid version might last longer once opened than this thicker paste like version.
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Open that 10oz package and it turns hard and is no longer usable and the whole thing is now garbage, versus this where you risk only one of these.
Probably more reasons but those are just two off the top of my head.
But yes, strictly by price per ounce, the 10oz is cheaper.
Edited to add: This is also less than half the cost of the other. Maybe you don't need 10oz. Why buy more than you need, even if it is cheaper per unit?
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It keeps popping out. The tab isn't broken, just very weak and flexible
Open that 10oz package and it turns hard and is no longer usable and the whole thing is now garbage, versus this where you risk only one of these.
Probably more reasons but those are just two off the top of my head.
But yes, strictly by price per ounce, the 10oz is cheaper.
Edited to add: This is also less than half the cost of the other. Maybe you don't need 10oz. Why buy more than you need, even if it is cheaper per unit?
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This is one of those things i buy then forget i have anyway.
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