Name: 12 Pack: J-B Weld® Plastic Bonder™ Syringe
Brand: JB Weld
SKU: MP633575
Price: 66.96 USD
Rating: 3.7 (42 reviews)

Buy the 12 Pack: J-B Weld® Plastic Bonder™ Syringe at Michaels. This high strength structural adhesive from J-B Weld can be used to bond plastics and fill gaps.

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This high strength structural adhesive from J-B Weld can be used to bond plastics and fill gaps. Easy to use, it is designed with a convenient double syringe to help you complete your home décor projects or household repairs within minutes. <br><br>Details:<ul> <li>Dries tan<br></li><li>0.85 fl. oz. (25 mL) syringe size</li><li>12 syringes</li> <li>Strength: 3770 PSI</li> <li>Set time: 15 minutes</li> <li>Sand in 30 minutes</li> <li>Re-sealable</li></ul>

12 Pack: J-B Weld® Plastic Bonder™ Syringe

Pal55

Finally a glue that will repair my broken reading glasses frames

Ml55

Never cured beyond a gummy sticky mess.  This should have been a simple repair but after 4 days I had to scrape the weak gummy product off the part I was attempting to repair and in the process caused more damage to the part which is now unrepairable and unusable. I have used other JB Weld products before and they worked great. This product is very disappointing and has cost me not only the cost of the product, but I had to purchase a replacement part which could have been avoided if this product worked as advertised.

alexbob

I bought to fix a bumper but apparently it does not work for PP which JB weld never mentioned in the info that they provide. Today I tied to glue ABS part in my refrigerator. I'm 100% sure it was ABS as It was labeled. The joint failed.  Also JB  claims that it cures in 30 min. I used suggested 1:1 ratio, the temp is around 20 c after 50 min it is still not fully cured.

bobbbb

doesnt stick or dry proper also it expands when it drys ruins everything basically

Very Disappointed

I too have had experience with epoxy during a 45 year career in general construction and mechanics.  I've even used JB weld on aluminum marine outboard head to restore a cracked port for a pressure sensor and it held for the life of the engine.  This plastic Bonder is useless!!! Just as the others say, regardless of proper mixing and humidity, I got the un set gummy goop after 15 hours.  I always keep my mixing stick to see what is happening with cure and I just peel it off.  Structural my But!!  I sure wish I had read these reviews prior.

atguilmette

My daughter hit a deer a few weeks ago (she’s fine). As I was working on her car, I noticed one of the mounts for a headlight housing had been snapped. The headlight itself was fine, but would no longer stay in place. I mixed up about a quarter-sized amount, spread it on both sides of the damaged piece and let it partially set for about 5 minutes to improve its tack. I joined the pieces and clamped them together. The next day, it was as good as the ABS. Perfect bond, easy repair.

Bobbob

soft, gummy consistency, after 5 Days.
I tried several times and still will not get harder than a gum.

Sean

I've worked with almost every type of adhesive available overthe past several decades.  I never rely entirely on an adhesive to bond any plastic, especially on parts subject to high moisture, oil or temperatue variation.

To fix the polypropylene maf intake I used this adhesive because it is the closest thing available locally to a polypropylene adhesive, so it should seal well.   However, the strength of the repair is based on riveting to a custom cut and drilled thin sheet metal backing plate.  I always use sheetmetal and a polyeurethane adhesive sealer/adhesive with rivets to repair platic parts as they can be fiberglass filled and painted later if necessary.  This will be stronger than the original bond of the 2 PP pieces that were bonded with a black adhesive and broke off with just a little bit of weight on them.

This appears to be a very taxky epoxy type polyeurethane and I have had good success with cheaper polyeurethane construction adhesive on larger jobs not subject to solvents and heat.

Larry 1592

Like most of the other comments, this does not work!  I was trying to fix my Granddaughters' sunglasses.  Simple repair, right? Wrong.  It made a mess. The product would not cure like many other JB weld products.  I saw a review that this is just for filling. Bonder means repair plastic. That is what I thought when I bought this Stuff.  I am now going on 3 hrs. trying to clean up the mess.  My Granddaughter thinks Pap can fix anything in his shop.  Now wat do I tell her?  JB weld is better than this stuff.  Maybe you can label it as a filer and not a bonder.

MLPruitt247

Used on a lot of smallest plastic parts and still continue to hold up

12 Pack: J-B Weld® Plastic Bonder™ Syringe

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