J-B Weld Bumper Weld Syringe Epoxy Adhesive, 25 ml

Arrived fast and just what I needed

Used it to fix the heel of my boot where the sole was coming loose. Worked Great. It was an experiment, but did the trick.

Worked well, had I known about this, I wouldn't have used duct tape for over a year, this item saved me from further embarrassment

I am working on restoring my Lincoln Navigator after an accident. This product worked very well repairing the battery box and the washer resevoir. I am planning on using it to repair my bumper also.

used this on my side soiler and it held strong. its been a cpl wks or so now, snow, rain, and still holding strong. I tugged on it pretty hard too. definitely recommend

I thought since the JB Weld was in a dual syringe that you didn't have to actually remove the product from each side and mix the two parts together in a separate container, But you do. They should just make the syringe where you push it and it comes out on both sides equal parts. Without having to remove it, mix it up yourself and then apply it. That was annoying. My washing machine agitator snapped off. I couldn't find any online tutorials that really helped. Apparently there might be a broken screw inside. But I went ahead and used the JB Weld mix to reattach the agitator and I use the washing machine probably five times and it's held up; so far so good. I put a small pack of water bottles on top of the agitator to set it in place and let it to dry overnight. But I believe the drying time is three hours. I could be wrong, it does say on the package though. And I sure did not need to use very much of the JB weld. It's still practically full and hopefully I'll make use of it somewhere else. Hopefully not the washer ha ha

I got this to fix some cracks in my plastic bumper and I just wasn't happy with the process of using it. The set time was very slow and I had to sit there and hold the pieces together for about 30 minutes before it would hold. And when I came back later it had separated again! It would probably be fine for parts that can be clamped together, but I wouldn't recommend this if it's something you'd have to hold in place.

The label also says filler. Do not use as a filler on bumper repair. It does not sand well, too loose bodied, and the dispenser does not dispense hardener and softener equally. I had a simple repair which now turned into a bumper cover replacement because this stuff runs everywhere, even with the lightest coat.

Someone got the wrong kind of weld in my delivery order so as soon as I have some one to bring me I will return it.

I tried using it on both a plastic bumper and a plastic trim. This JB Weld Bumperweld does not sand well so forget about trying to feather it. Also, it dries poorly. It took 24 hours to dry and it was like a rubbery texture. While sanding, the product came off very easily ruining my entire work. It does not look like a strong bond and definitely wouldn't trust it as a structural bond. I would not use this again.