J-B Weld FiberWeld 2” Pipe Repair Cast 2x60 Inch - High Strength Adhesive Fiberglass Wrap - White (38260)

This jb weld fiber weld kit worked great on repairing a cracked pvc sprinkler pipe. The instructions are very clear, but there are also many videos online you can watch if you are a visual learner. It is very straight forward and easy to use. I used this kit in a very tight area with not much room to work with. This stuff is sticky. Even with dirt getting onto the patch, the repair is extremely solid. At this point, the pipe will fail before the fiber weld fails. After applying I let it sit for 24 hours to ensure a full curing process and now my sprinklers are fully operational.

You must pay attention to the videos that demonstrate the application... However, they are all poorly done.. often leaving out important parts (It's all in the details) .. The 2-part epoxy must be thoroughly kneaded .. the next step is to add water to the rolled up tape in the sealed bag... it's sealed because it contains quite a bit of slimy yellowish goop (quite runny) which permeates the roll of tape. you agg the water for only a few seconds just to trigger the goo to harden. You have plenty if time to wrap the tape around the pipe/leak as shown.. but because of the slimy goo, the tape can slip... it takes some talent to hold the ta[pe in place as you wrap always smoothing out the wrinkles and bubbles... the tape can easily loosen, unless you are careful at tightening each wrap .. THE TAPE IS NOT STICKY yet... that's why you have to unwind the small black flexible tape (same used for bandages, but black) this tape is sticky, and stretches.. it will secure and compress the yellowish gooey tape that you first wrapped over the epoxy and pipe. Interestingly, that black tape is supposed to be removed after 5 minutes... WHY? nothing is said about that. perhaps, it's because it will help the goo solidify, now that's it's been exposed to water and air? I left it on because I wasn't convinced that the goo had hardened, and didn't want to disturb the the tape it was holding... DUH! There are many variables here... temperature will effect the cure time. Letting the black compression tape stay attached, is like keeping a wood clamp attached.... you just don't want to remove it 'till the goop is hard. Obviously, if you try and remove after the goop is hard.. you might harm the seal.. The product is fine, the instructions are very poor, a lot can go wrong when you don't get important details ... oh, the videos are helpful, but like most YouTube videos, limited

I bought this wrap because a pipe burst in my office room in my house and it worked very well and saved me a lot of money

I purchased this FiberWeld pipe repair cast to fix a small leak and stabilize a damaged section of pipe. I needed something quick and easy that didn’t require special tools. The instructions were clear, and the application process was straightforward. Once activated and wrapped, the material hardened as expected and formed a strong, secure seal. It adhered well and provided immediate reinforcement to the pipe, which helped stop the leak and prevent further damage. One thing to keep in mind is that this works best as a temporary or emergency repair. It’s very effective for stabilizing the issue, but it’s not a replacement for a full pipe repair or professional fix. Overall, this is a reliable solution to keep on hand for quick fixes or emergencies. It’s easy to use, works as intended, and provides peace of mind until a permanent repair can be made.

This worked on cooper piping for the water line. I installed a water recirculation pump and it worked fine; however, it took a lot of cooper fittings and nipples to install it. Some of the copper fittings and nipples were not perfect, so after a few months one joint started leaking. Instead of redoing the entire pump installation, I was able to stop the leak using this epoxy - it worked great and appears to be a permanent fix. It was in a difficult area to access, too, but it took less than an hour to make the repair and another hour before re-pressurizing the pipes.

Awesome! Versatile and easy to apply. Great value, very water resistant, no odor, quantity is enough for other projects. Was used to repair the elbow pipe under powder room sink that cracked completely through. Hubby very happy.

If I could return this, I would, but since I've used it, I can't because it's a single use item. I had a tiny leak that was just dripping, so I figured I'd try this instead of having to cut out a bunch of PVC and replumb I shouldn't have wasted my time. I should've just replumbed it to begin with. I followed the directions precisely with the epoxy putty, made sure everything was clean and dry, water was off, etc. This didn't do anything. It dripped right through the wrap and the epoxy. Don't waste your money.

I used the FiberWeld Pipe Repair Cast 2x48 for a pipe repair, and I’m extremely impressed with how well it worked. The kit is easy to use, and the instructions were straightforward, which made the application process quick and simple. The repair cast is strong and durable, creating a solid, long-lasting fix for damaged pipes. Once applied, the cast hardened quickly, forming a tight, reliable seal that held up even under pressure. It’s perfect for both small and larger pipe repairs, and I feel confident that it will last for a long time without any issues. I highly recommend this product to anyone in need of a fast and effective pipe repair solution. It saved me a lot of time and hassle compared to other repair methods. Definitely a must-have for any DIYer or homeowner! Pros: • Easy to apply • Creates a strong, durable seal • Hardens quickly and holds up under pressure • Great for small or large pipe repairs • Reliable and long-lasting

This is a great product. It fixed an outdoor burst pipe and saved me a visit from the plumber.

Excelente.

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A little messy to use however it does come with a pair of gloves! This kit was very easy to use! The one comment I would say is that the application is very linear and doesnt have much stretch or flex. For example, if you are using it to temporarily patch and seal a 1 3/4" to a 2" pipe then you will have to use a twist in the fabric to snug up the smaller diameter size (as opposed to say one of those elastic medical bandages flex) Once installed however and left to cure, rock hard and does the job.

Expired more than 1 years ago, can’t use .