J-B Weld Plasticweld Epoxy Putty Stick 2 oz

Name: J-B Weld Plasticweld Epoxy Putty Stick 2 oz
SKU: 1489756
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$7.84

SKU: 1489756 Categories: Adhesives, Epoxy, Hardware

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The J-B Weld Plasticweld Epoxy Putty Stick is a fantastic product for anyone who needs to quickly repair or rebuild plastic parts. This hand-mixable epoxy putty feels a bit like clay and is designed to create a strong, permanent bond. It’s a great tool for filling holes, sealing cracks, or even rebuilding broken plastic pieces on everything from household items to car parts. The putty starts to set in just a few minutes, so you get a fast-acting repair that you can then sand, drill, or paint. It is a fundamental item for any workshop, providing a dependable solution for plastic repairs that other adhesives can’t handle.

Key Features of J-B Weld Plasticweld Epoxy Putty Stick

Hand-mixable two-part formula creates a permanent bond

Can be shaped and molded to fill gaps and holes

Sets in 25 minutes for a fast repair

Once cured, it can be sanded, drilled, and painted

Ideal for repairing a wide range of plastic materials

Resists water and chemicals for a lasting fix

Provides a firm and lasting bond on many surfaces

A simple solution for rebuilding plastic parts

Additional Information

Brand: J-B Weld

Product Type: Epoxy Putty

Model:

Product Use: Repairing and rebuilding plastic

Size: 2 oz stick

Material: Epoxy Resin, Polyamide Resin

Height: 1 inch

Length: 3.5 inch

Width: 1 inch

Before mixing, always make sure the plastic surface is clean and free of any oils or grease. To activate the putty, you need to knead the inner and outer materials together until a uniform color is achieved. Don’t be afraid to knead it for a full minute or two to ensure a complete mix; this is the most important step for getting a strong bond. It’s a good practice to wear gloves during this process to keep your hands clean.