J-B Weld
J-B Weld J-B Stik epoxy putty stick 2 oz
Epoxy putty stick repairs metal, ceramic and concrete, cures in one hour and withstands temperatures from 32 to 350 degrees Fahrenheit
- TypeDrywall & Plastering Tools
- Ready in one hour with full cure time 1 hr
- Handles heat up to 350 Degrees F
- Works in cold down to 32 Degrees F
- Fixes metal, ceramic and concrete surfaces
- Machinable and paintable after curing
Versatile Repair Putty
J-B Stik is a two-ounce epoxy putty stick designed for bonding metal, ceramic, and concrete surfaces. The dark gray material cures fully in one hour and remains stable between 32 and 350 degrees Fahrenheit. It is machinable and paintable after curing, offering corrosion-resistant repairs for automotive, plumbing, and household tasks.
Faster Alternative to Liquid Epoxies
The stick format eliminates mixing cups and stirring, providing a five-minute working window before the material sets. This jump is worth it when a quick, permanent fix is needed on vertical or overhead surfaces where liquid adhesives would run. The putty fills gaps and rebuilds missing material without sagging during the cure cycle.
Simple Hand-Knead Application
Cut off the required amount, knead until the color is uniform, and press into the prepared surface. Common issues include insufficient kneading leading to weak bonds, applying to dirty or oily substrates, and exceeding the five-minute working time before positioning. Wear gloves to avoid skin irritation from the uncured epoxy.
Highlights
- Ready in one hour with full cure time 1 hr
- Handles heat up to 350 Degrees F
- Works in cold down to 32 Degrees F
- Fixes metal, ceramic and concrete surfaces
- Machinable and paintable after curing
Specifications
| Brand | J-B Weld |
|---|---|
| Type | Drywall & Plastering Tools |
Questions about this item
What surface materials can this epoxy putty stick bond to?
The putty is rated for use on ceramic, concrete and metal surfaces.
How long is the working time before the putty begins to set?
You have about 5 minutes to shape and apply the material before it starts to harden.
What temperature range can the cured repair withstand?
Once fully cured the bond remains effective from 32 °F up to 350 °F.
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