J-B WeldAutoWeld, 25ml, BLACK

It works pretty good and holds very strong. It just takes a long long time to dry so I got one of those hot staple guns. U can get one for 20 bucks here on Amazon and that would hold the plastics together. And then used this epoxy and they worked good togetherI used it for motorcycle fairings on a track bike and I didn't want to buy new fairings but I don't want them flapping around either. The Staples.Will hold things together, but it's not strong enough on its own.But then the apoxy ask time to set up with the staples in it and it holds really strong.

I've never been disappointed with J-B Weld. I used this as part of a project to update a pair of 1980 Cambridge Physics 2-way loudspeakers (not those other Cambridge things). The new woofers were larger that the originals and mounted atop the front baffle (front of the speaker cabinet). I cut wooden rings to fill in a 1/2 inch space were the previous woofers had been set in flush. (Or else there would have been a huge air gap.) I needed a good hold, the ability to tap new screw holes through the epoxy and a dispenser that mixed the two ingredients as I went along so that it did not make a mess. (The mixer/applicator is a big plus.) It also needed an epoxy that could withstand continuous vibration and hold up. So far, it's working effectively and the speakers sound much better with updated and higher quality drivers.

I used this to reattach the hood fairing to the bracket on my 389 Peterbilt. Easy to use. I used a clamp to hold it and let cure for 24 hours. It's solid and very strong bond. I recommend.

fantastic product

Using the included nozzle, the parts did not mix well and never set. It seemed to work ok when I discarded the nozzle.

This product is great for quick and durable fixes on automotive parts. The black finish blends well for most repairs, and the 25ml size is convenient for small jobs. It sets quickly and holds up under pressure. A reliable go-to for DIY car maintenance.

This is the greatest automotive adhesive I have ever used. In the process of restoring a 50,s antique car. While I do weld some sheetmetal is is either too pitted or to expansive and easily warped. I pretreat rust and grind and clean surrounding area’s. The included mixing tip os great for large area’s and speeds up the placement and anchoring of my patch. Dries in 15 minutes and ready for body work or finishing. Bonds like crazy.

Great keep some in your shop