JB Water Weld Test & Review
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I've found it to be an excellent product and to hold up to what they've stated on the package.
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Looks like you like the taste of JB Weld, don't think that's healthy dud.
"UPDATE" 6-months as of today, I have taken the boat out a dozen times and not one drop of water, I even slide the boat into the truck every time and there still in tact and hard as nails. (Great Stuff).
Will this water weld be good on a GAS TANK .
A VEHICLE ALUMINUM/METAL GAS TANK . I think is aluminum .
Will it work with FUEL ?
Great to know, I bought some yesterday to fix a resin fountain that has a small leak.
This stuff kicks ass...I used this on an outdoor pond/waterfall and I couldn't break the seal, even if I tried. Solid as a rock after setting.
My acrylic / fibre glass bath tub was damaged by the top of the tap falling off into the empty bath and making a hole. Our first clue was water pouring through the lounge ceiling.... :o I applied this four nights ago and am very pleased with the results. Quick, simple, easy and effective. No more leak :) No way to know at this point how long it will last, but we've used the bath 5 times since and great so far.
thanks for the video man the instructions on the box aren't clear enough but you made it very clear how to use it!! thanks
I used this today on a galvanized drain T, did not expect it to work but I let it set up about 2 hours and then turned water on, it isn't leaking. I am amazed. Saved ne from moving 2 sinks and cutting into a wall and breaking out the torch, I am thrilled.
I have a leak on a galvanized t pipe. Hoping did it last?
@Bill Argueta the same guy is still living in that house, the last time I asked him it was fine.
@@branthandford2212 I used it and it didn't work.
I used JB Weld to fix a gas line on my 1999 Ford Explorer. The "quick disconnect" wouldn't disconnect, so I cut it and used JB Weld to glue a piece of tubing over and reconnect the high pressure gas line. Works fine for 2 years.
This makes me feel comfortable using it on my radiator. I have a small crack on one of the fins, too tiny to see. Hope this works.
@@robertoconner4041how’d it hold up on the radiator? I got a coolant line with a small crack I need to use it on
@@ChriSS_LS3 it worked decently well. There were no signs of leaks or anything. But it bothered me knowing there was an imperfection. I bought a new radiator a few months after. It held up for the 3k miles I put it through with no leaks.
Thanks for the demo, made it much easier to use having seen you do it.
Thanks for the demo. While the instructions said to knead putty to a uniform color, the outer layer and inner core colors didn't jump out at me as being much different. In fact, I didn't even notice a difference, so I did not mix it well enough in attempt #1. Was curious how to trigger the chemical reaction, but thought: Maybe these guys have created an easier epoxy. My curiosity turned to frustration after 2 hours and now hardening. Saw this video, kneaded under a bright light, and hope that attempt 2 hardens as advertised.
This time I mashed it well with a fork Before applying it . It hardened up as advertised. When the directions says mix to a uniform color that means the inner core and outer core mix and create a slightly different color.
I used some to seal around a window air conditioner unit on the bottom where the overlap seal was failed and it worked great. I did rough up and clean, then applied to the dry surface, then waited several hours for it to cure. It did cure in one hour. After several hours, it should be like a rock, this stuff has to be mixed or kneaded well first or don't waste your time using this product as it has to mix well to work.
You showed this like a BOSS.. thanks a bunch, i like your style
+Joe Mel Thanks Joe, appreciate the complement.
all epoxy products have their limitations. For pipes, all the box stores and some automotive stores sell a fiber wrap that is tape like infused with resin substance. once applied it dries rock hard sealing cracks.jb weld on other hand works great on SANDED metal surfaces that stay dry from gasoline or chemicals. the water weld works great on jon boat rivets but has its limitations on cracks due to flexing. There are a number of new boat epoxys on the market now that are waterproof and flexible. I have used in weld on several different applications and found that patching pin holes, small weld like projects etc. it worked very well.
I'm doing transom repair were my transducer is mounted. I'm using this JB Water Weld. I cleaned old JB original off with air grinder down to shiny metal then used acetone to clean up debris. Cut amount with knife and mixed by hand with gloves on. Packed into holes remounted transducer bracket and applied more JB in one hour it is rock hard. I'll put it on the water sometime this week to see if it holds up.
I used it to repair a hole in the brass drain in a 1920's cast iron bathtub and it worked.
Exactly why I'm looking at videos like this. Thanks! I'll give it a try.
It worked excellent and to this day not a single leak and all the welds are still in tack.
That's badass bro!
Best video I found regarding this product. Looks perfect for my application. Thx u,,,
Thanks, I picked up the liquid epoxy to fill in some pitting on the aluminum that covers my transom but I think I'll go with this stuff on a couple other spots.
This works great on water line leaks did the job
I am about to try it on my new, installed, very hard to get to, potable water tank in my bus. I installed the tank, plumbing, built the kitchen and apparently the plastic weld at the .5" connection leaks, hopefully this will do the trick, good to know it worked well for you, I checked the comments below it seemed to last for you.
Thanks for this video
I’m Truck driver and I have ac low pressure line leak , end up on Truck Stop and thinking of solutions, finally found this video.
Hope everything works and I safe so much on repair ( time and money)!
EZ Pass if you're going to attempt this, just make sure to give it a nice little sand with some lights sand paper, then swab it with alcohol.
Used this on a gas tank puncture years ago. Stuff works like a champ. Rock solid and it never leaked.
+1SnuffySmith It's real good stuff! People would be surprised. It's not like regular JB Weld.
I plugged a small leak on my gas tank 2 weeks ago and it is garbage. Tank started leaking today.
I can't even get the stuff to stick onto the gas tank. Whatthe heck. I says it will hold under water...but not fuel?
Email Me maybe all surfaces have to be dry??
theone2be33 - but itbsays it hold under water. It's just you have to hold it to the surface for 5 minutes. I have used Gorilla glue and some of the water weld that didn't hold to patch little spots until the leak stops. Then will clean, sand, allow to dry and then put the waterweld on...hopefully to fix the entire thing. Then i can feel right abouf selling it.
will it work on a cracked radiator
Just put it on my boat it had 4 leaks I couldn't take off the paint but I tried my best lets see what happens the holes and crakes were on the bottom of the boat going to the lake tomorrow so I'll keep y'all posted
Thank you for teaching me about this product. Im using it to fix a small fuel leak at thw top of my fuel pump in my car. My car always wreaks of gas. Hoping to fix that issue!
This should stop the leak. Just make sure to prep it good with some 60grit sand paper and rubbing alcohol. Let dry, then apply the JB Water Weld.
Nthefastlane but whatif there is fuel in the tank and it's leaking? It won't adhere to the tank
same here man, did you get yours figured out? Im about to run out and buy some because the little plastic bulkhead wire pass throughs are spewing out gas for me
@@Moon___man using this now on a plastic atv gas tank
Great video. Thanks!
I have an old bathtub faucet that developed a small knick in the valve stem about 1mm x 1mm (the tube that the washer engages with), so leaky faucet. The only permanent solution is replacing the faucet, but I was able to put that off for a few years by jamming waterweld in the knick (prep it, clean it, of course).
The shift handle on a 25 hp Evenrude broke in half. I used JB Water Weld to repair. The handle was plastic. I scuffed the underside surface and filled the cavity with the putty. Next day the shift lever was good good as new.
I also use JB KWIK to bond a Savage 10 round magazine box to the Savage Axis magazine base. I cut a hole in the Axis base, line up the two haves and apply the KWIK weld. I end up with 11 rounds in the magazine and one in the chamber.
thanks for the video...good job
worked out thanks.
Two points: I'd definitely use gloves rather than work with this with my bare fingers. And, I'd never stick my fingers in my mouth with this stuff on them. Can't believer you did that!
Man up lol
Says on the package to knead it with your hands
You can't really do it with gloves. You have to get dirty for this job.
@@liveandletlive2894 The package also says to wear gloves, though. Right on the front.
@@typhlosionisbest I don't recall seeing that
I've got a pin hole leak in a copper plumbing pipe. It's deep inside a wall and I don't want to take the wall apart to solder it.
Also, when you work on this old plumbing you can cause more leaks further along. .. I can get one arm inside the wall to clean it and stick on the JB WaterWeld.
Looks good ! I think I'll try that .
Never waste good storm video. Thanks for the vid.
How'd it work out for you Christopher?
Wonder if it would fix a small hole in a a/c line in a car?
That awesome! Would love to hear anyone else's experience with the "JB Wtaer Weld"
I have a 10 inch non-leaking crack in the bottom of my fiberglass pool. Will this be good for me to seal it and make it a lot less visible to prospective home- buyers, who keep noticing the crack ?
It does say to wet it while mixing,so it does
not stick to your fingers.Also when working it
into the hole. ??
I had a few problems with this. When I first unwrapped it, it felt as hard as a rock on the outside, I don't remember this the last time I used it, or something very similar, years ago. I thought it would loosen up as I mixed it, so I cut some off. It didn't! I had a a pile of rock hard bits and some gooey mess.
I phoned the company, they were helpful, checked the date, it was made last year, so it should be OK. They told me to microwave the tube for 10 seconds. I did and it became pliable. However, the central part, the resin ? and the outer part, the hardener? are the same colour! So you can't tell when it's properly mixed. I mixed it until I thought it was fully mixed and then used it on the repair.
It wasn't mixed enough as some parts hardened right up, and others didn't. I picked out all the soft bits, took a while.
I bought a different product at Home Depot for less money for a tube twice the size. This one had different colours, and I knew right away that I hadn't mixed the JB stuff enough, it took quite a while to get an even colour, but now, it's all rock hard.
One of my residents had a sink faucet that had a crack or a hole in the neck of the faucet and it was spraying out. I will replace her sink but in the meantime, I tried to cover it with some JB Weld and she said it didn't work. :(
wondered how this worked. going to use it on a motorcycle carburetor to fill and re-drill hole in my air-slide piston. restore it to stock specs.
put the putty where you want, cover with packing tape, smooth-out.. when putty epoxy chemicals do their stuff and harden - peel off your tape. no need to wear-it or lick it.. nice
Genius
Does this work for plastic pvc?
I’m trying to use this on copper pipe in the winter and it’s not working. It’s between 0-15 degrees Fahrenheit the epoxy is taking 6-8 hours to fully harden but water is seeping directly thru the harden material.
Lol, I laughed out loud :) well I hope you got it all worked out and it's fixed that leak of yours.
used this on a metal water pipe .. turned off the water and did not wet it while i mixed it.. i smashed this hard onto the pipe that had a pin hole in it.. befor i started i shut off the water and sanded the area and let it dry... i used the whole tube of this stuff and its been holding for about 12 hours now... im no plumber but i will say if you use force while you put this on the pipe and smooth out the ends real well.. then this stuff will work.. you just got to use alot! and wait 24 hours or so for it to cure...! fixed this old ladys pipe.. she was 80 years old and damn was i happy to get out of there cuz she told me the same damn story like 10 times :/
Pero si ay gotera de agua sirve o nesesita estar seco el lugar donde será aplicado el pegamento
is a basic polyamide and epoxy
Does this product resist heat? I have an old outboard and it might come into contact with salt water gas and oil.
Does it work on glass
Can I use it on concrete pipes?
Good video. I just bought it
Anyone know if this stuff would work on a jet pump? My water pump froze and cracked , I only bought it 6 months ago ffs, any tips would be great :)
Worked great on a crack in a PVC drain line.
Haha, thanks!
grazie 1000 from italy
that civic tho 😍
1. would be interested in seeing you use JB Water Weld underwater to repair something.
2. because this boat was repaired out of water, would like to see "regular JB Weld" used for repairs and if it would hold up after dried, and then the boat used in the lake for the same length of time.
I literally welded a leaking engine block with this stuff. It works
Hey Tammy, Let us know how it goes!
Very, very helpful...
boosted ek in driveway, nice.
Yeah like we wouldn’t see that
*I like eating jb waterweld it makes it easier to work with*
I took your advise and accidentally swallowed a wad ... Now I can't shit.
Trying this on hairline cracks in my plastic bath tub. I've made previous repairs with fiberglass. Saw this in the store and thought I'd give it a try. I'll let you know how it works out.
How's it holding up? How long did you let it dry before you used the tub?
Yeah how's it going 9 years later? I'm curious
I did the correct thing this time and i even sanded the tanks hardcore for it to hold better and it holds for an hour and than leaks again -_-
How does it taste?
You shouldn't lick JB weld.. Jus sayin
Man I didn't realize he did that until I read this comment and watched it again. Crazy!
He spat on it, he didnt lick it ahhaha
TruthDecay he could have just had a bowl of water nearby lmao 😂
He may as well of licked the his finger because it says right on the package to wear non permeable gloves when mixing with your fingers. So lets not read the package and make it even wetter with spit so it gets into the pores of your skin easier.
Genuine Artifacts actually used this and it’s harder to use it with gloves. Also tried using it with damp hands and it’s definitely better, and it won’t stick on your skin as well.
Nice. looking for some sailor folks. There is a so called marine product that is much more expensive so this is cool to see.
Does this product set in water?
I always thought it was best to wet the hole first then apply
Hey i am planning on putting a spot of this inside my shower/tub, then put a pieace of metal on it, so my shower curtain magnets will stick to the metal, being it this great waterproof stuff this should work fine right? Anybody with experience with this can answer :)
Hi, nice video. I have a question, do you think i can use it to put 2 pieces of polythylene together? the problem, the rearview mirror on the right side of my car fell off. thanks!
Just use superglue or regular JB Weld if it's inside your car and not exposed to any chemicals on a regular basis.
Just applied this stuff to a crack in my air conditioner's drip tray, hopefully it'll stop it leaking all over my floor. I didn't sand it tho...
Oh man ! I should had watched your video first . I didn’t wait 25 min .. and it’s covering a leak . Well let’s see how it will go . Thanks !
If I buy enough of this stuff can I construct my own boat?
Uk Gamer lol maybe just need a mold
Phil sims is that you???
You think I can use this on plastic part of radiator it's a really small leak?
If you decide to, I would scuff it with some sandpaper, then wipe it off with rubbing alcohol. Then I would apply it.
I plan on using this for a crack in my 90 hp evinrude foot,I have been watching videos all day on this.I hope it works.
Did it work I'm thinking on using it on a cavitation plate on a 15hp out board
How about boots at the bottom
i just used jb waterweld and it has very low adhesion and doesnt dry to a rock hard material even after 24 hrs dry time. and it takes longer to cure than said. didnt use in water, maybe that activates it
What are you putting it on? I personally would put it on a dry application with no gas residue or oil.
just bought this and I'm going to try it on my copper water line see if it holds up I will give a result in a little while
How did it work?
Did it work?
I have a carpet cleaning truck mount and the waste water tank started to leak yesterday from a little hole it has, where can i buy this to try and fix it? By the way the machine it self gets really hot , will that affect the product?
I posted the link to the product in the top comment. If you ever watch any of my videos in the future I always pin the products in the top comment or in the about section. You'll see "Shop This Video" JB water weld can withstand up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. It'll be fine. Just make sure to prep the surface and clean it with rubbing alcohol before applying the puddy.
It works great for metal gastanks i use it all the time
devin snyder have you used it whilegas is leaking outnof the tan? A small drip but none the less...i have used 1 1/3 tubes and it will not stick.
@@curleycue74 I know it's late but sand it make the area rough and use alchol to dry the area
Try to put wet your fingers with water and you can make the outside of the patch smoother without sticking on your hand too.
I tried to repair my dishwasher tub that had the heating element burn a hole in it. This product does NOT work for that repair.
How did the tub fix go? I have crack in my plastic tub as well. Thinking about using the water weld instead of a kit made for fixing plastic tubs. I patched my well tank hour ago can't wait to see if it holds.
Karen Felder I fixed a small crack in my tub with it 2 years ago is still fine tub is fibreglass I think . That JB water weld is good
About ready to try this on a plastic mobile home tub crack tomorrow. How long do u need for it to dry, then sand?
Thanks man; this let me know the tube of weld I just bought was dry as hell. I'm gonna take it back because yours looks like play-doh in comparison.
I used it on a turn-off valve in my basement that was leaking water.. used half a package and it still leaked, turned the water to the house off completely, put the rest of it on the leak parts .. waited a couple hours, it was hard as a rock.. but still leaked when I turned on the water. Went and used another whole stick of it, completely covering the shut off valve up to the pipe... and.. it still leaks. So, all that --- about it curing under water.. I say BS! Also, it warns not to get in eyes and on skin but it does not tell you to make sure you wear gloves when touching it!!!
Arlene Kurtz nice one i need to try this on a copper pipe which is next to a gas pipe as I can’t get much access with a spanner to tighten up an old joint! Worth a try for the price ;)
What kind of gloves should I use?
Permatex black latex gloves should be fine. Most of those are chemical resistant.
Use this on my kayak
Might want to say that it does not stick to a wet surface....have an iron pipe with a slow drip at the elbow threading (about one drip every 2 seconds). WaterWeld would not stick to anything once the water hit it...
Bryan Young Dang, that bites. How's it supposed to work under water if it can even get wet?
so true
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I was using it to attach a plastic sheet on a turn signal lense that fell off. I rolled it into thin rolls to place around the edges. Then molded it in place . It never hardened. It said mix thoroughly? Wish I Would have watched this first.
Instructions could be more specific on how the inner core must mix with the outer core.
Definitely wasted the whole tube for nothing.
At 4 minutes and 22 seconds when you put the J-B on the repair spots you could have done that at the beginning and said you had 20 hours of water test. You should put on another video if it's still holding up would last months or years or 20 hours and one minute that's the interest of the video at least that was my interest, the quality of the product
I have 4 3/8" drilled holes above the waterline on the side of my kayak that I need to fill. Would this work?
Yep,just prep the spot with some sand paper and blow it off or wipe it with a clean rag and some rubbing alcohol, then apply the jb.
WILL THIS WORK ON A CARS FUEL TANK LEAK?
WILL THIS WORK ON A CARS FUEL TANK LEAK?
WILL THIS WORK ON A CARS FUEL TANK LEAK?
Tried it on my gas tank wouldn't stick on I don't recommend getting this stuff.
2:00 Does it really make this sound when you pinch it off?
LOUD!!!
Not sure where you are in Florida, but I know the sound of Florida rain.
instead of spitting on your fingers to smooth out just put a little bit of baby oil or vaseline on your finger you are using to smooth it with...this does 2 things...obviously it makes it really easy to smooth so there is much less finishing work after it dries...but it also makes it so what you are spreading/smoothing does not stick to your fingers and will wipe right off very quickly and easily...this works with silicone,caulk and yes...even the dreaded spray foam...guarantee that if u try it you will always keep some around...its night and day...if you put some on your finger when you are done smoothing you could even pick up a leaf from the ground and use it to wipe off your finger and it all will come off easily
Can you wipe your butt with it too?
@@billiebobbienorton2556 dont see why not..if your in to those sort of things
Did it work? (Cant find ur updates)
Yes it sure did Syfo. I used to drag it out of the bed of my truck. My truck had very rough bed liner, I never saw it rip them off. Super solid stuff.
@@Nthefastlane excellent 👍
I would recommend something else for an aluminum boat because the product is like a rock and has no flex, boats flex and aluminum boats flex and expand and contract alot so the fix would fail soon after being completed.