J-B Weld PlasticWeld Quick-Setting Epoxy Syringe - 25 ml, Yellow

This stuff is pretty wonderful. I repaired a clothes washer basin with this years ago and it's still going. Just this weekend I used it to repair a garbage disposal that was pierced by a corn skewer. In both cases I applied the epoxy and then covered it with a smooth cutout of a clear gallon milk jug.

Used this to repair a set of eyeglasses where the temple had broken off. Worked well for that application. But beware the FUMES are STRONG. I would suggest either doing the repair outdoors or in a garage with the doors open.

I've used J-B Weld PlasticWeld to hold together plastic items that, for whatever reason, came apart, but, were worth repairing. In the photos is the plastic top of a plastic 30-gallon trash can, which I discovered had been broken by the trash collectors (they hired a new guy who is brutal, despite complaints to the town). I couldn't hold the piece together while "gluing" it, so, I used scrap metal and bolts to hold it, while applying the J-B product (I wore food-grade plastic gloves to protect my hands from the sticky stuff, which, I learned the hard way, is very difficult to remove without acetone or similar). I not only filled the gap, I made sure that it spread across the crack to give the epoxy a better grip, if you will (you can see the "glob" in the photo showing the bottom of the trash can top). Even though it is supposed to cure in 1 hour, I gave it two full days, and marvelled at the result (as I had with my previous use of the product). I decided to leave the brace on for additional security. So far, it has not allowed rain, snow, or even the violent trashman, to break through! The only negatives are the cost and it is difficult to get out of the two side-by-side tubes. Otherwise, I am very satisfied with the product.

I bought this to bond a tiny piece of hard plastic that came off a door from a mini fridge in my volvo truck. It worked well, let it cure 24 hours and it wasn't going anywhere. Until a few weeks later it gave out, but i had like 5 uses left. I also used this on a six inch tatue that broke off a small piece, about a dime in size. That one has lasted me several months to this day.. In conclusion, this is a good solution for bonding plastic and other material.

Used this to patch a hole in the plastic outer tub of my washing machine. The double injection insures you get an even mix of the glue and hardener. You have to point it straight up and get the air out. if one side has more air than the other you might want to block the fuller one till they come out evenly.

Worked great. My kiddos broke the bottom of the handle on our over the oven microwave and there was no way to buy a new one. So we bought this instead, and well it completely solved our issue.

super product to solve tye crack in an automobile washer fluid tank crack from winter frost. sealed the crack clear white after only 1 day of dry time. kudo's to the engineers that came up with this cure, saving us $100 on a new tank

We had something with broken plastic that we were going to throw away and I decided to try plastic weld and it worked perfectly. It saved us quite a bit of money to be able to fix it.

I would recommend this product but please make sure you give it plenty of time to dry to fully get the effect of working!

regular jb weld is great ...BUT ...this JB for plastics is useless ..never worked tried twice on 2 different items and both failed and never dried even after 24hours ..TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY AND MY TIME ....TRY ANYTHING ELSE BUT THIS GARBAGE