JB Weld Original Cold Weld Formula

I recently turned to JB Weld Original Cold Weld Formula for a crucial fix on my tennis ball collector machine, where two metal pieces needed a durable bond. Traditional adhesives like superglue didn't work due to the gap between the metals, but this cold weld formula was the perfect solution. Previous attempts with a soldering iron proved too fragile, breaking easily under any real stress. However, JB Weld provided a robust and lasting bond. It fully cured in 24 hours and, despite appearing wet, the weld was incredibly strong and withstood every test I threw at it. I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and reliability. Highly recommended for anyone in need of a strong, durable metal bond!

The j b welding does a really strong job& I would most certainly recommend it , for all metal work jobs .

Follow the instructions for the best results.

This bonds like steel. Pity it is not clear, but you can't have everything. We even stuck a saucepan handle on with it. No problem.

I have tried lots of different products to fix a high-usage handle on my old, but reliable chest freezer. It lives in our utility room so doesn't get seen much, which is good because I found it impossible to avoid the area surrounding the mend getting the weld on it. It dries to a non-removable finish and is dark grey in colour, so it no longer looks great, but it is a totally solid bond. Having used the weld before on outdoor jobs I know this time it will last. The only reason I have tried everything else first is the colour, I can see no way of avoiding that being on show once it's dried.

Used this product to repair snapped off piece of cast iron coat hook. It exceeded my expectations with a super strong repair. It’s by no means invisible but definitely strong.

I always try to get JB Weld when I need epoxy. Used JB Wood Weld before and was very pleased. This is just as good. I got this to stick some aluminium box section together and it's stuck solid. Great stuff.

As the one project I bought this for failed. I had to fix an m8 nut to a square steel tube where the spot welds had previously failed. Grinded off the remnants of the welds and the paint. Used a filling knife to mix it and applied copious amounts of epoxy to the surface. Left it for 30 hours. Hand tightened an m8 bolt in my newly stuck nut and off it came. I'm giving it 3 stars as it was delivered early and I'm sure it must work on future projects....surely.