J-B Weld ClearWeld 5 Minute Epoxy, Clear, Syringe, 2 Pack, 50112-2

We used this to seal a tank on our camper. Worked great and sealed the leak

Exactly what I ordered. Great for small projects.

Works great with glassware!.

A while back my front bumper got caught on a low curb and ripped off so I quick fixed it with duct tape which looked awful but allowed me to drive. Anyways I figured I needed a real solution and I really didn’t want to pay to have it fixed for cosmetic value. I googled “liquid cement” and this stuff popped up and looked most like what I meant lol so I gave it a shot. Wow I’m impressed and I feel stupid for not having done this in the first place. 5 minutes to dry my a**! Maybe it depends on the surface but it took a about an hour before I could remove the tape without it falling. I kept trying to take the tape of every 15 minutes and it had gone from liquid to this strange milky goo then to clear and hard . Anyways it worked! I didn’t do the neatest job but it looks waaaaaay better than duct tape! Now to remove the duct tape residue. Huge note, don’t use this stuff inside! Or if you do ventilate the room! I used it outside and the smell was extremely strong.

Two tubes for less than at Wallyworld.

Generally speaking, this is a good epoxy and its convenient to mix out of separate squeeze bottles. My only complaint is that the durometer (hardness) of the cured epoxy was not advertised. The end product is quite flexible. Its still strong and sometimes a flexible adhesive is exactly what youre looking for, but typically epoxies cure fairly hard and this stuff doesnt. Still very useful, just wish it was advertised as a flexible epoxy.

Use rubber gloves... Great product

Very easy to use. I use it to install handles on knives that I make. Its very easy to add pigment to it and make it whatever color you want. I added black pigment to it for the knife in the photos, which you can see highlighting the decorative filing on the tang in the first photo.

Saw unbiased testing of 5-6 brands and JB topped the others …. Good stuff

Epoxy is not as strong as we are led to believe. It takes quite a while for epoxy to work and afterwards, it gives out within a week or so.