JB Weld HighHeat Epoxy Resin Syringe Heat Resistant, Multi Purpose, Sets in 1 Hour, Cures in 24 Hours at Room Temp, Dark Grey, 25ml

I bought this adhesive for my SMEG range oven which has, unfortunately, a poor design for the oven inner glass door - the securing clips are very flimsy. The inner glass had fallen off at one point and smashed on the tiled floor and the replacement was showing signs that it would do the same. I applied some adhesive as per the instructions (it's dead easy to mix from the syringe), refitted the glass door and let it cure for 24 hours and it has done exactly what it's supposed to do. I did it over 3 weeks ago and the oven door glass has stayed firmly in place. Exactly what I needed, easy to use and 100% effective. Highly recommended!

The resealable applicator that dispenses equal amounts of resin and hardener is the work of genius. Just excellent.Now for the welding capabilities of the contents..The photos show what I used it for. A retaining bolt for a newly installed iron fence had snapped under tension. I wasn’t sure how to drill out the remainder of the broken bolt before buying a replacement. It is wedged in the steel post. Thought I’d try my luck with the JB Weld. I mixed it and slapped it around and behind the bracket. Then wrapped it in Gorilla Tape for it to cure. It will run slowly until it has set in about an hour.This was a long shot, based on the assumption that it should work given its proclaimed toughness.Left it for two days before removing the supporting tape (and painting). This was just to be sure, even though I’d already tested it after 24 hours..The bracket and post are now bonded together in a rock solid state! I first shook the railings and then used some more extreme force to test the weld. Didn’t budge at all. I was more concerned about the other bolts.I have ordered some more to keep in reserve.For the price it’s worth keeping in the toolbox.

I used it to stick a garolite sheet to my 3d printer flexible steel build sheet, I print at 110c this is rated at 287C. I rushed it because I expected it to go hard quickly but I didn’t need to. The test glue was liquid for about two hours. I let it dry naturally for 24 hours but it can be cured in an hour with heat. Perfect for my use and a much higher temp resistance than airodite

I have an ethanol fire heater. There terracotta surround broke and I've mended it with this heat resistant resin.I wasn't sure if it was going to work because the packaging only mentions metal. However, it worked well. I coated each of the two rough services to be joined and held them together with some spring clams and elastic bands for two days to be on the safe side.Rock solid join and no problems when it heats up, so hot you can't touch it.

This stuff is fantastic. And I’ll be buying more. I bought this to glue spigot rings on my spare wheels for my track car as I know I would have forgotten to put them on then I would have been in real trouble. Anyway it worked very well and my wheels get so hot you cannot touch them for a while. Well this stuff stuck them on solid. I cannot stress how good this is and i would fully recommend this to anyone.

Fixed a broken plastic tray release hook in a Bread machine that can reach 170 degrees C !!!Easy to use and trim just like other epoxy resins and with no air inhibited surface after setting.

Very strong ,it does the job faultless, very good sealer ,overall good adhesion.

Failed to glue together some stainless steel items despite following instructions. First thing to note is this stuff is quite runny so unless you can keep the items flat it will gravitate away from the join unless steps are made to remedy. It takes a while to go off and as in my case you will need to keep the items from moving. But despite leaving overnight for a good 24 hours+ the parts just came apart with little or no force.

I'm really impressed with the J-B Weld High Heat Epoxy Syringe. Fixing cracks can be a hassle, especially when you need something to hold up to high heat. This epoxy syringe made the whole process so much easier. The One-Step Syringe is a Game Changer - Forget messy mixing and imprecise measuring! The one-step syringe design is genius. Just dispense equal parts of the epoxy from the dual plungers and you're good to go. No mess, no fuss, and no chance of messing up the ratio.The epoxy sets up in about an hour at room temperature, and cures completely in 24 hours. That's plenty fast for most repairs. But the real winner here is the heat resistance. I used it to fix a crack in my chiminea, and it's held up perfectly through the first few fires.I'll definitely update this review after I've used the chiminea for a longer period, but so far, I'm very happy with the J-B Weld High Heat Epoxy Syringe. It's easy to use, bonds like crazy, and can take the heat. Highly recommend!

Very good product

My folding griddle has a side shelf that screws directly into the frame below the griddle top. The shelf brackets are horribly "tack-welded" to the shelf support tubing. The original shelf welds broke after owning the griddle for 2 days. The replacement is just as weakly welded, so I got the JB weld high-heat epoxy to "beef up" the brackets. I applied a thick bead of JB Weld at the point where the tubing meets the brackets, then re-installed onto the griddle and lit the burners. This warmed up the brackets and tubing, and the epoxy was set and non-tacky within a half hour. I gave it full hour and then shut off the griddle. I can tell that the handle is much more firmly supported now, and I'm hoping this will help keep the welds from breaking in the future.

Needed for a temp repair on a radiator. Is holding up just fine. Just make sure to dry surface and let cure, I didn't the first attempt and had to redo it.

I used this to glue together the lid of my Emile Henry clay Italian loaf bread pan. These pans are expensive and pretty fragile. My glue job wasn't the neatest (I left some "squeeze-out" on the outer surface because I wanted to ensure a secure bond), but this was probably not necessary.I let the lid cure for about a week, and then I tested it out in a 450 degree F oven. I didn't notice any odors, and the bond held in the heat.