J-B Weld 8267 SteelStik Steel Reinforced Epoxy Putty Stick - 2 oz.

Another save the day moment brought to you by J-B Weld. This product mixes easily and goes on with great control over where you put it. Roughed up the steel surface with a file and it stuck on there really well. Used it to create a tighter fit for a seat mount that had wallered out where the stem fit in. It was fully dried in an hour and I was able to ream it out to fit the taper of the stem using a Dremel bit. Worked perfectly and seems like it will last. Excellent product.

Bought to repair an electric outlet box that a corner chipped off from a stray rock under mower. Much easier and quicker to use the steel stick and it was economical too. Great product and time saver. I also used to repair a leg on a patio chair instead of throwing it out. Repair was amazing. Super sturdy and dries very fast and very hard.

Wow. This stuff works GREAT. VERY EASY TO USE. JUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. I REPAIRED A METAL OUTDOOR LAWN ORNAMENT. IT'S BEEN A COUPLE OF MONTHS AND IT'S HELD UP WELL. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

I have really come to love this epoxy putty. I’ve ordered it multiple times and it’s nearly always served its purpose pretty well. My only issue is how fast it sets. They’re not kidding when they say that it sets in five minutes and cursing an hour. So you really have to be prepared for exactly how you’re going to use it and you have to use it quickly or else it hardens up and becomes unusable completely. I do wish this had a slightly longer cure time just because there’s not a lot in the tube, so any that cures and is unusable is kind of a big loss. And, if you’re working on a project that is visible and isn’t going to be covered with something, it’s hard to make it look nice in the time you have before it starts to set. But, how many companies can say that their product sets in five minutes and actually mean it? So kudos on being honest and living up to your promises!

Very strong and sticks well. I used some to make hooks for my outdoor concrete wall, and attached a light net to it to keep hawks and owls away from my cats. (I saw hawks watching them and got freaked out.) We live in an apartment where we can't drill holes into the concrete in order to hang things. This epoxy putty was perfect. I molded the hooks with a 180 degree curve so the net can't slip off in the wind. They dried in just a few hours. I wouldn't hang anything heavy from my hommade hooks, and I wouldn't trust the net I hung to stand up to pressure, or cat-escapes, but I just needed the hooks to stay in place through wind-storms and rain. We live on the third floor so I'm not worried about kitty-escape-artistry. If a bird-of-pray does try to attack them my thin net will tangle it up long enough for the cats to run away. So far, I guess the hawks saw the net because they are no longer starring at my balcony like a restaurant-menu (although I still hear them all the time. I hear great horned owls too.) I also used a good amount of this putty to wrap around a power cube outlet (indoor.) The conuit is split at the joint, exposing the wires inside (which still have their individual wraps in tact.) Tape won't hold it together in this case, because the cable moves too much. I wrapped the putty along the cable, over the break, and then molded fingers to extend around the cube. It works well, and the wires are protected again. $$ saved!

A screw fell out of our chair (a chair that had to be assembled by us when we received it, but one of the four screws did not fit right into the threaded hole and over time it loosened and just “fell out”). I looked for the best epoxy that would hold the metal screw, that would not rely on the threaded part. I settled on JB WELD since I’ve used it in the past for other projects, to good success. When received, I put on rubber gloves, kneaded the epoxy putty eonuogh, rolled it to make a rope-like plug, put it into the hole and pushed the screw in. Then rolled a longer rope-like piece with the remaining piece and wrapped it around the screw nut I pushed in (see photo). Let it dry overnight and tested it. It held, no problems. The strength of the epoxy appears and feels like it will last a log time…so I’d say it was successful!!! I am getting JB WELD from now on,for it’s strength,hold, ease of use and reasonable price. 👍👍👍👍👍

Million uses ,every household should have a tube !

This JB Weld SteelStik was rather difficult to mix because it was so sticky. I wore a pair of blue nitrile gloves to mix the two parts together, which is a very soft sticky putty. It takes some manipulating as it sticks so badly to the gloves, but I do recommend wearing gloves. I can't imagine how hard it would be to get off of your hands. I only needed small pea size amounts to fill in holes on the bottom shelf of a metal plant stand I also ordered on Amazon. I don't know why the plant stand had these extra holes but since I am planning on putting the plant stand / shelf outside, I didn't want water to get inside the metal tubing and rust it out. Also, I didn't want any ants or other bugs making a home inside the tubing. Previously, I had used a sanded caulk to fill in the holes but that wasn't quite what I was looking for, but at least the rough texture of the sanded caulk gave the SteelStik putty something to stick to. Otherwise it was not sticking to the smooth metal of the tubing that the plant stand is made out of. Because it was so sticky and was sticking badly to the gloves, it was hard to get it smoothed out on the holes. Please note that when it says you have about 3-5 mins of work time.... they mean 3-5 mins of work time before it hardens quickly. I could actually feel the heat coming off of the small marble size piece I was working with and pulling small pieces from it to fill in the holes. Needless to say, I didn't get all the holes filled before it harden like a rock. So, I tried again but with smaller pieces and tried to work quickly to get the holes filled in as best I could. Because I had to kind of over fill the holes, I'm going to see if I can file it down some. At least the dark grey color matches the plant stand well enough. Oh, and there was a little bit of an odor, but not too bad. Photos show what the gloves looked like after use, the small marble size that dried too quickly for me to finish what I was working on, and how it looks on the metal plant stand. You can see a raised bump.

We had a radiator leak from top and when we took it off the wall, we saw it was leaking from bottom. received this and applied to the top and botom and works absolutely well. and it heats the same level. This product can easily be used for products reaching as high as 150 degree heat. Very impressive loved it.

Muy buen producto para reparar hierro (en mi caso), destacanto su fácil usabilidad. Una vez que elaborar la mezcla hay que utilizarla rápidamente para que no se endurezca, o seguir mezclando para mantenerlo blando, es el único punto muy a tener en cuenta. Tiene una gran resistencia una vez secado, pudiendo lijar encina si hace falta. Muy revomendable.

Entrega mucho antes, calidad muy buena, lo usé para colocar soportes para extintores de 2, 6 y 10 kilos y funcionó muy bien. Recomiendo lijar ambas partes, antes de colocar el material, dejé secar un día y listo.

Well written instructions that is easy to follow. Easy to apply. After about 6 weeks, I do not detect any evidence of any more leaks. Looks like it has worked well.

I've used various liquid metal and epoxy repair products over the years, but this SteelStik is one of the easiest to work with. Being a putty rather than a liquid, it's much simpler to mould, shape, and press into place, especially when repairing awkward shapes or filling gaps. Once mixed, it has a good working time and can be formed exactly where it's needed without running or dripping. After curing, it becomes extremely hard and feels very strong and durable. I've used it for automotive repairs and general workshop jobs where a strong metal-like repair was needed, and it's performed very well. It's particularly useful when you need to rebuild small areas, fill damaged sections, or make repairs that would be difficult with traditional liquid metal products. Overall, a versatile and very strong epoxy putty that's easier to use than liquid alternatives while still providing an excellent repair. Highly recommended