TheJB will work, but welding is preferred. The holes should be knocked in so that you don't end up sanding the JB completely off. After the sanding of the JB, you'd be best off putting a skim of plastic over the whole repair and then primer and paint. Let's Get It Fixed!HomeX virtual experts will assess your issue (for free!) and can resolve simple problems. Shop Recommended ProductsShop HomeX Recommended Products Joined
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Aug 25, 2006 Does anyone know if JB weld will stick to painted metal? Rusty metal? Joined Dec 13, 2004 · 600 Posts
Honestly I don't think anyone would try that. Just go experimentin and find out. Joined Dec 11, 2004 · 658 Posts
I've been playing around with spray welding. JB weld is not a long term fix, and it dont take heat very well. Joined Dec 5, 2005 · 68 Posts
yeah, I know. I used JB weld on my radiator overflow line, the part where you connect the hose to the radiator broke lose, used some JB weld, it held for like, a day or 2, then I checked under the hood, broken again. I'mma just build something to hold it together, lol! Joined Dec 4,
2004 · 67 Posts
I love JB Weld and if used appropriately is amazing stuff. I will bond to paint just fine, the question is how well is the paint bonded to the surface its on. As far as using it over rust, I think it will be a failure because the rust will keep on rusting under the JB. How thick the rust is will depend on how long it lasts before failing again. John Joined May 31, 2006 · 10 Posts
Most epoxy's will not hold up to temperatures over 350 - 400 degrees. Any epoxy joint needs the surfaces to be as clean as possible. Joined Jul 11, 2002 · 14,230 Posts
frankjc said: Does anyone know if JB weld will stick to painted metal? Rusty metal? I don't know about rusted, but my old set of foglamps were held via painted bracket to metal bumper with jb weld. They stayed on until the lenses both cracked and I pried them off with a crowbar. Joined Apr 26, 2006 · 16 Posts
I have used an epoxy on paint. It is fine but I made sure to scuff up the paint first to give it something to grab. I also used it to glue my plastic header panel back together, then my sister wrecked my car and it broke again, but not where I had JB'd it. So I think it is good stuff Joined Aug 1, 2002 · 1,278 Posts
The only thing that is good for JB weld was in high school. But I think it was called something differant back then,,,Some one, rolled pin like peaces of this and stuck it in all 500 class rooms and hallway room key hole doors just befor spring break. Class sisn't start on the monday we came back, we got another four days out of the jam Joined May 18, 2005 · 3,210 Posts
funderbird said: The only thing that is good for JB weld was in high school. But I think it was called something differant back then,,,Some one, rolled pin like peaces of this and stuck it in all 500 class rooms and hallway room key hole doors just befor spring break. Class sisn't start on the monday we came back, we got
another four days out of the jam Nice Joined Dec 4, 2004 · 67 Posts
funderbird said: The only thing that is good for JB weld was in high school. But I think it was called something differant back then,,,Some one, rolled pin like peaces of this and stuck it in all 500 class rooms and hallway room key hole doors just befor spring break. Class sisn't start on the monday we came back, we got
another four days out of the jam The person who committed this vandalism is an idiot! And you, if not responsible for the actual deed, are also on the lower end of the i.q. scale for thinking it was funny and cool for the "extra four days". A large percentage of my tax dollar goes to fund the public school system, and I'm sick of the high cost that vandalism adds to the budget. Yeah I take it personal. My answer to what would be funny----make a honest effort to identify
this moron and cause the parents to pay for the damage. You're 34 now I would have thought you'd have wised up by now. John Joined Oct 27, 2004 · 105 Posts
Well, I use JB Weld to hold my rearview mirror to the windshield. It kept falling off every 2 weeks or so, from all the vibrations(Exhaust, subs, crappy roads). I JB Welded that sucker on there last summer, still hasn't come off. As mentioned above, JB Weld will adhere to paint just fine, but it will only adhere as well as the paint to the surface. Just scrape
offwhat you need to epoxy first. Joined Jul 1, 2006 · 4 Posts
AzBlackBird said: The person who committed this vandalism is an idiot! And you, if not responsible for the actual deed, are also on the lower end of the i.q. scale for thinking it was funny and cool for the "extra four days". A large percentage of my tax dollar goes to fund the public school system, and I'm sick of the high
cost that vandalism adds to the budget. Yeah I take it personal. My answer to what would be funny----make a honest effort to identify this moron and cause the parents to pay for the damage. You're 34 now I would have thought you'd have wised up by now. John Lighten up Francis! Maybe you should see someone for that passive
agressive streak. Joined Aug 1, 2002 · 1,278 Posts
AzBlackBird said: The person who committed this vandalism is an idiot! And you, if not responsible for the actual deed, are also on the lower end of the i.q. scale for thinking it was funny and cool for the "extra four days". A large percentage of my tax dollar goes to fund the public school system, and I'm sick of the high
cost that vandalism adds to the budget. Yeah I take it personal. My answer to what would be funny----make a honest effort to identify this moron and cause the parents to pay for the damage. You're 34 now I would have thought you'd have wised up by now. John Easy there Tiger! I was just passing on the happenings of the prank. Yes, I did "grow up". I am a full time college student, a father of four and serve in the United states Navy. I still to this day think of the
prank, as a master piece of pranks. If I knew who did the prank, I might have said something, because my father lost four days of work out of the deal. I would expect the full extent of the law to someone if it happened again. If my sons thought about doing it to their school or any other place for that matter. I would ground them until thirty. This isn't a forum to hammer on another member for stuff like this. If what you say is true, you are a saint to john and suzy q taxpayer? Never done
anything that the old taxpayers had to front? Kept your high school books in the same shape as presented to you? Never went to another school and toilet papered the quad for homecomming. Do you do burn outs with your car on public roads? Taxpayers front that one too my friend. Now, I am not trying to bash back, just it is a bit harsh of you to single me as the culprit and my views of what is or is not funny. You are not my momma and should really take a look at all the other things wrong with
the world before you lash out at me or anyother for their personal veiws. I didn't say it was morally right nor did I was it was a good idea. Just that we got the extra time of from school, which in a average high schoolers life extra time off for any reason is the "BEE's Knees". Joined Feb 27, 2005 · 6,203 Posts
You go boy.. I am with Funderbird.. We all do silly stuff as kids, and to whom say they are innocent, then I say you must have been locked in a basement! Joined May 23, 2006 · 118 Posts
Yeah, I think that was way out of line to say. Besides that, this isn't what this forum is all about. How long till you can paint JAt room temperature, J-B Weld™ sets in 4-6 hours to a dark grey color. A full cure is reached in 15-24 hours.
Can you paint original JWhen fully cured, J-B Weld can be drilled, formed, ground, tapped, machined, sanded, and painted. While J-B Weld Original epoxy dries to a dark grey color, J-B Weld's ClearWeld epoxy dries clear.
Can JFrequently Asked Questions: J-B Weld Epoxy Putty Sticks
Then mold, shape or fill the putty into a crack, gap or hole. Once cured, the putty can be sanded, drilled, tapped and painted.
Can you paint over JB water Weld?WaterWeld™ will plug or seal leaks and patch holes and cracks in almost anything. Ideal for repairing plumbing, fuel tanks, tub and shower, drains, pool and spa, boats and potable water tanks; setup occurs even under water. After curing, it can be drilled, tapped, filed, sanded and painted.
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