J-B Weld8267 SteelStik Steel Reinforced Epoxy Putty Stick - 2 oz.

JB, is it Ok if I call you that? I’ve gotta be honest, I’ve wanted you ever since I first laid eyes on you. When you showed up at my door, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on you! But, after rolling you around in my fingers and using you, I gotta say, after an hour you were still soft. I thought you were supposed to be “Mr. 5 minutes”. But I’ve come to realize it’s not you, it’s me. No really, I didn’t handle things right.If I had read the instructions, I would have realized that the sides and the middle of the putty roll are different. I had just been pinching some from the sides. Once I learned to take a pinch or a slice from across the whole tip and roll that around in my fingers to mix it well, everything worked even better than expected. It’s simple to use and hard in 5 minutes, exactly as described. Just make sure to slice off the amount of putty you need. That way you’ll get equal amounts of gray putty from the middle and black putty from the sides.

I used J-B Weld SteelStik (1 Hour Cure, Steel Reinforced) to repair massive rust holes in my patio table that sits right next to a saltwater pool. With kids constantly using the table while soaking wet, the metal had corroded badly, and I thought for sure I’d have to toss it and spend $1500 on a new patio set.Thankfully, this product saved the day!It was incredibly easy to use—just knead, apply, and wait. It cured in about an hour, just as promised, and once set, it was rock-solid. It bonded well even on heavily rusted areas, and after sanding and painting over it, the repairs are barely noticeable.I’m genuinely impressed with how tough and reliable this stuff is, especially given the challenging environment with moisture and salt exposure. Highly recommend for anyone dealing with rust damage—this little tube saved me a lot of money and hassle!

I have very old statuary. One of my prized statues is an Asian tang horse. He stands almost 4 feet. He had a terrible accident. One leg broken at hip, one leg at ankle ☹️. I had little hope but always try. I was amazed. The epoxy needs to be worked quickly. As soon as the color is true… GO. If it feels warm in your hands too late. He is repaired. I will protect him more than ever. He is up. On his feet. And I was able to use acrylic paint to cover his repairs. He is cast iron and very old. Thank you for this amazing product. It saved my favorite piece. ❤️.

A good filler. Not meant for heavy-duty use, but good enough.

The J-B Weld 8267 SteelStik is a must-have for any DIY enthusiast tackling metal repairs. 🏠🔧 This steel-reinforced epoxy putty stick is incredibly easy to use—just knead it until it's a uniform color, apply it to the damaged area, and let it cure. ⏱️ The result? A durable, steel-like bond that can be drilled, tapped, sanded, and painted once fully cured. 🎨🛠️Whether you're fixing a cracked metal frame, sealing a leak, or patching up a rust spot, SteelStik delivers a strong, lasting repair. 💪 It's ideal for use on metal, aluminum, and even fiberglass. 🚗🛠️ Plus, it sets in just 5 minutes and fully cures in an hour, making it perfect for quick fixes. ⏱️If you're looking for a reliable, easy-to-use solution for metal repairs, the J-B Weld 8267 SteelStik is a top choice. 🏆

C'mon, is there really anyone in the U.S. of A. NOT privy to the joys of JB Weld? Assuming so, this version of the venerable line of adherents is a putty you twist up and kneed together to activate. Once turned uniformly gray, mash into whatever crevice, crack or divot you need to fill and VOILA! In the amount of time it takes to set, your repair is either complete or ready for the next step which can include shaping, drilling and tapping. Great stuff, JB Weld.

I’ve used a bunch of this stuff. Too many to count. I like to use it told mold pieces that are broken or missing. I’ve used this stuff to repair fuel tanks, replace spikes in early street lights by molding a replaced and used it to recreate spokes on an early coffee grinder. Once this stuff cures, is sanded and printed, it blends right in with cast iron.

We used this to reattach a 3 inch muffler on a truck in the back hanging area since the weld broke. While we felt this would be a temp fix, it did not last. In arizona dry heat , it sat for 2 days to dry and was held up temporarily to secure the mix but once we drove after thinking it was secured, it did not and muffler was bouncing again. Maybe my application was tough much but I'll stick with real weld for this issue I have