Stik Epoxy Putty (2 oz.) by JB Weld (part#8267-S) / Sealers

Comments about JB Weld Stik Epoxy Putty (2 oz.):

i used this product on my 5th wheel trailer.were the drain is for the hot water tank.through winterizing the water left sitting in that cabinet started a rust problem.i left it to long at first iwas putting grease in the area the water sat.did that for years.suddenly there was a rust through.thought of jp weld give it a try i had used it on a oold van i owned with a rusting out oil pan.so i was sure it would work here.like i said i had greased the area and knew i needed to clean that grease of the area i wanted to put the jb weld on.took some brake cleaner and sprayed that area,waited a few minuets and started applying the jb weld.it was a tight area to work in but after kneading two packages.the whole area was covered and no more hole visible.great stuff only down fall as much as it sticks to oily and rusty surfaces it also sticks to your fingers.you need to wash up several times while doing a job.

Comments about JB Weld Stik Epoxy Putty (2 oz.):

i used it to plug a leaky weld on my exhaust, checked it after 4o miles, and it's holding strong, no more steam showing, and no more moisture dripping from the weld! (Steam and moisture because it's cold outside right now), oh and no more spitting noise from the air flowing thru the leak! Awesome product!

Comments about JB Weld Stik Epoxy Putty (2 oz.):

Needed to repair the bottom of a rusty gas tank on a Chevy 3500 while on the truck and partially filled with gas. Gas was streaming out. Brushed off the rust (carefully) and kneaded up a round 1.5" patch of J-B Stik. Pushed it onto the gas covered tank in the largest hole 3/8 in. dia. Used my gas covered fingers to push the edges flush to the tank. Stuck to the tank. After several applications, streaming gas stopped and eventually the bottom of the tank was dry. This was all done overhead on a rusty fuel tank bottom in wet gasoline. After a year, it is still holding. I carry a new Stik in my hunting truck.