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JB Weld Waterweld
JB Weld 8277 Waterweld: Strong, Quick-Drying Epoxy Putty for Sealing and Repairing Leaks in Pipes, Tanks, and more!
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Description
Title: JB Weld 8277 Waterweld
Description: Epoxy Adhesive, Underwater, Off White, 2 oz., Stick, Mixing Ratio 1 to 1, Temp 250 F, Application Time 20 Min, Full Cure 20 to 30 Min, Shear Strength 1000 PSI, Bonds Ferrous and Non Ferrous Metals, Porcelain, Ceramic, Marble, Glass, Plastics, Fiberglass, Concrete, Wood, Many Porous and Non Porous Materials, For Repairing Moist Surface and Under Water Applications Gas Tanks, Water and Fuel Cans, Pipe Repair, Ruptured Radiators, Pools and Spas, Gutters and Downspouts and Auto Body Repairs Item Package Quantity 1
Description: 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, spa, boats and potable water tanks, setup occurs even under water
After curing, it can be drilled, tapped, filed, sanded and painted
Pack of 1
Is this safe to use on potable water lines?
Yes, it's non-toxic, but I wouldn't advise chewing it.
Can it mend a crack in my fiberglass tub surround?
Extremely disappointed in results. Didn't work at all.
Can I use this inside my pool?
Tried on a hot tub. Didn't work.
Is there a minimum temperature for using this?
The directions are on the product. I believe you should use this stuff when the air temperature is above 45 or so. Also, the area should be completely dry, with no leaks or drips until this stuff cures. Hopes this helps.................... FG
01Is this safe to use on potable water lines?+
Yes, it's non-toxic, but I wouldn't advise chewing it.
02Can it mend a crack in my fiberglass tub surround?+
Extremely disappointed in results. Didn't work at all.
03Can i use this inside my pool?+
Tried on a hot tub. Didn't work
04Is there a minimum temperature for using this?+
The directions are on the product. I believe you should use this stuff when the air temperature is above 45 or so. Also, the area should be completely dry, with no leaks or drips until this stuff cures. Hopes this helps.................... FG