J-B Weld JB Weld Original Syringe (50165UK)

Description

Genuine J-B Weld · Part no. 50165UK

Safety: Warning. Harmful if swallowed. Harmful in contact with skin. Harmful if inhaled. Causes skin irritation. Causes serious eye irritation. May cause an allergic skin reaction. Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. Read the label before use.

J-B Weld Original in a syringe is the well-known two-part repair compound for metal, used on aluminium, brass, copper, iron and stainless steel as well as other materials. On a car it patches rust holes, cracked castings and exhaust pipework, and it only reaches its full heat resistance once completely cured.

Good to know

• Why does full cure matter? Its heat rating applies only once it has fully cured, so don't start the engine or heat the part early; give it the full time on the pack, and longer in a cold garage.
• How do I patch a rust hole? Cut or grind back to clean metal, degrease, mix equal amounts from the syringe, press it well into the hole and around the edges, then sand flush and paint once hard.
• What is the syringe good for? Measured small mixes: it dispenses both parts in equal amounts, so there is less waste than squeezing tubes for one small repair.

Which one?

For the same glue in tubes, J-B Weld Original (8265-S); for a quicker set, Kwik Weld Epoxy Syringe (50176) sets in 6 minutes; for very hot manifolds, ExtremeHeat (37901UK).

Key features

• Two-part metal repair compound
• Syringe dispenser
• Aluminium, brass, copper, iron, stainless
• Exhausts and rust damage
• Heat resistant when fully cured

Specification