J-B Weld ClearWeld Syringe Epoxy Adhesive Clear 25 ml

This product was advertised to be used on ceramic tile. It did not work at all. It was very difficult to try and use. It got all over everything within its reach. Particularly my hands, the sink, the plastic storage unit. Of course it won't come off of any of that. It just wouldn't do what it said it was gonna do. I would definitely not recommend this product.

This product has never let me down. It's nice to have it around, if something breaks and you need to fix it, especially if it's an outside thing, this will hold up well. thank you for a good product. I've used this company, for many years!

Used this to glue a small 4 inch strip of 1/4 inch acrylic to a lexan windshield that was cracked near the top. I scuffef the lexan with 80 grit sandpaper so the epoxy would adher and I let it dry overnight . The windshield is on a 4x4 Utility vehicle. It was dry and has held up well for the past month. Cleans up with acetone nicely.

This worked perfectly to repair my refrigerator door shelf. The resealable syringe is also very nice. I was able to use the product a week later and that's something that isn't always possible with these types of products. They often turn out to be single-use because the product either dries out shortly after being opened, or the container gets glued shut, but not this one....it was openable and the contents still viable a week later.

For many years now, I purchased this brand and product over and over again. Epoxy is on such a higher level than regular glue. Because it comes in 2 parts that must be evenly mixed together, you get a bond and hardness that other glue can't deliver. I use it around the house for many things. They also have one especially for metal that works great. Epoxy is more work because you have to mix equal parts thoroughly, it's messier and takes a little more effort than regular glue, but the results are worth it. I keep a supply of little paper plates and I use a wooden toothpick to mix. Or just use a piece of cardboard . It sets up quickly so don't dilly dally. You get a 5 minute window. When you are done, squeeze the dispenser almost to the top so there is no air, clean any excess off the lid and dispenser with a napkin and replace the top. Store it upright on its stand alone feet. Your next use will be like opening a new tube and you will get the best results. A tube lasts me 2 or 3 years for general use.

After using several JB weld products over the years, I'm not sure how this made it out of testing. I tried this a few times, let it cure for days and it winds up being tacky and not strong. I had high hopes for this being that it's great for white plastic and the Grey JB weld always leaves residual that it's been glued. The Grey epoxy works terrific. This stuff is a headache and a waste of time. I've tried this on about 10 different items and each time I had to clean it off and use the Grey epoxy instead. Save your time and money and skip this.

I used this epoxy to mend a porcelain decorative item. It did everything the ad said. Dried quickly, is holding together and the item was tricky to mend. No seam exposed. ( Follow MFD) My first time working w an epoxy. Very pleased and highly recommend.

it dries clear in a reasonable amount of time and is fully cured in 24hrs or so. depending on thickness of application. a little really goes a long way. be careful to get air bubbles out before dispensing so the product comes out in equal quantity. I have used my epoxy 6 times and the lid still comes off without trouble.

Plastic parts (wood-pattern plastic accents) inside my car popped up, I think the old glue gave out after 15yrs, so I bought this epoxy glue to fix the problem. The application was easy and I applied pressure with my hands to hold the parts in-place for drying -- I later taped things on top to keep the pressure for several days before removing everything to check results. The result was the plastic part still popped...didn't work. Maybe it works on other materials...but it didn't for this case of plastic-on-plastic.