🛠️ Fix it like a pro with SteelStik!
The J-B Weld 8267-S SteelStik is a steel reinforced epoxy putty stick that comes in a convenient 2 oz pack of 2. Designed for easy application, it effectively repairs metal surfaces and cures on both wet and dry conditions, even when submerged in water or gasoline.
D**W
Best I've used
Tried msny products and I always come back to this . Easy to use , great value , very durable . As long as you follow the prep guide the performance and adhesion is excellent
M**N
Easy to use
Product mixed well and worked well Just the right size of material needed for a small patch up job. Holding well and pleased with the repair
A**R
Did the job
Used to repair a break in the iron frame of the garden bench. Good solid repair I would recommend.
A**R
Steel weld
Used this before. It’s excellent
P**E
Goes of to quick.
This was going of as was mixing, so not as good as expected.
P**A
Does what it says
Worked as it says it would. Thanks
A**L
Easy to mix together, doesn't smell too much and sets fairly quickly
I bought this to fill some holes in the rear of my van where some plywood had been fitted, it worked a treat! It's easy to mix together, doesn't smell too much and sets fairly quickly.
A**N
Arrived on time
Easy to use to repair loose bolt on gate. Dries really strong
C**S
This is the best repair product I have used.
I used this product to repair my car mirror and the handle on my refrigerator. It is a great product.
G**K
Good stuff. Easy to use
Very easy to mix and use. Consistency of play dough when mixed so good for high volume or setting between 2 surfaces. I used mine to fill in a dent with a hole on a fuel tank.
R**Y
works well
It did excactly what I what I wanted it for excellent
A**S
Sets FAST, so be ready
I had a hole in the muffler of my 1974 Wheel Horse C-120... not the worst thing in the world, but I had bought some of this SteelStik and thought trying to patch that hole would be a perfect application. I cut off what turned out to be a bit too much, kneaded it per the instructions, and it got warm fast. So I started plugging the hole, then after < 5 minutes after beginning I noticed it becoming harder to manipulate. So I finished up, and between 5-10 minutes that stuff was set. I waited whatever the recommended waiting time is before starting the tractor (an hour maybe?), but lo and behold it sealed the leak and has held in place ever since. I've probably put 4-5 hours on the tractor since, so it's seen all the heat it ever will, and it has held firm without any discoloration even.I generally love JB Weld's products; this is another staple in the work shed.
V**Y
easy
fast and easy
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