Very helpful video. My father has a saying about UA-cam tutorials. He always says, "he's a wonderful man!" (In reference to the entirety of UA-cam how-to videos.) 😆 I'd have to say, sir, you are a wonderful man. Very helpful!
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 ⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran
wow, that was nice! I've been looking at epoxies to repair a chip in the edge of the toilet tank, the only other thing I would have been interested in is, comparative hardness... some projects want a more flexible result, for some... like repairing ceramic, need an epoxy that dries hard. Thank you, very useful! I will be looking at the other videos... and wondering if I should try the nail gel I sometimes use for a sealant for shrink art projects, sets in UV light. ok, if there were more videos, I can't find them.
Uhgg when I was making the purchase I was indecisive about the original jb and the 5 min quik set 5 min set epoxy. I went with the syringe version as it seemed easier to handle and apply... So I get home and I was kinda inpatient and started my project before I let my car cool down completely (my project was to fix a broken off inlet hose piece of plastic on my thermostat housing which is plastic) so the car was still very much warm as was the piece to repair, I followed all instructions applied it, and NOTHING, it will not turn into the gel state it just stayed syrup consistency it wouldn't even hold itself together, so I scrapped the whole thing removed all of the kb weld and sanded the two pieces and started over when the car was cooled, still nothing I thought I didn't mix enough so I thoroughly mixed the jb weld and tried again ... Still nothing .... Waited over night and tried again and by this point I'm severely disturbed that this is not working for me, as I need my vehicle and I have place I need to go. And that's where I am at at this point just stuck on what to do. WHY WILL THIS STUFF NOT WORK FOR ME????;ANYBODY? IM GOING INSANE TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT
how was the odor from the Devcon epoxies? ive used JBweld and Gorilla 5 min epoxies and the smell was incredibly strong and just a small amount stunk out my work area in my open air patio
I refuse to work with epoxy with out having Nitrile gloves on. Think black paper might have shown the results better. That being said, like the vid, excellent explanation.
No, it won't fill the crack, stick to the surface, or make a tight bond. There are specialty companies that will do a repair, but you are probably looking at a new tub.
I put some jb weld clear epoxy on my grandmas dentures and it worked very well actually. She was eating corn on the cobb like nothing but then she died from mouth cancer for some reason. But anyways, jb weld is a great product!!
Epoxy probably won't stick to the type of plastic used in gas tanks, and if it did, the epoxy would get brittle from the gas exposure pretty quickly. I would not recommend it.
The ones supplied in the syringe type dispensers are, but they are mostly for quick fixes when you want it to stay where you put it to cure. "Table Top" types of epoxy are thinner to spread evenly and self level before they cure, but they take a lot longer to cure.
most epoxy brands that sell 1 gallon cans that you can find are usually more thick than big brands like Pro-Set but if you can only find one that happens to be a thicker viscosity you can use a blow dryer to warm it up BEFORE mixing with the hardener and it’ll make it more runny and easier to mix and apply to fiberglass
I been looking up why the epoxy I bought was impossible to squeeze out the tube. I've never used it before so I didn't know what was going on. Guess it's just way past the expiration date or something. Everything I see on videos is a gel that comes out of the tube very easily. Guess I just need to take it back & buy some from somewhere else.
I'm a year late here but it being super hard to get out of the tube means either the resin got contaminated at the tip, or more likely that its just an old tube. Resin will "freeze" (crystalize) as it ages. Placing it in a hot water bath (I forget the exact temperature, like 135 Fahrenheit I think? Basically hot tap water) for a bit can melt it and once it cools it will remain melted for quite some time again.
I bought some five minute cure time epoxy from gorilla... It takes about 3 hours for it to cure fully even though I am doing everything to the correct specs (i.e. Mixing, Gluing, Heating up to remove bubbles) What do I do?
I have not tried the Gorilla brand, but most epoxies have a "Working time" and a "Cure time". They will set up in 5 minutes and be hard, but don't get tack free for hours. It may be more of a marketing issue than what you are doing.
Gorilla glue is crap. They only have good duct tape. Watch the project farm videos and you will see. I bought some gorilla glue that said it could glue several things and it did not. I just used regular jb weld and that worked. Cheers
@@SDsailor7 I used Gorilla epoxy 2 days ago to try and join 2 parts of a small glass fibre bracket together. I did everything correctly and left it 24hrs, i picked it up this morning and tried it to see if it had worked, it just fell apart. I scrapped all the glue off and scrapped the surface of both parts to ensure there was no contamination again. I washed both surfaces the first time but did not scrap them. I hope tomorrow morning they have held, if not it will be back to Araldite 2 part epoxy.
Hi Chris, I'm bringing into Canada a new cold welding epoxy manufactured in Ecuador. Would you like to try it? we have 1 for marine use. Please let me know. Thanks. Eduardo
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 I need the clear epoxy to fix a broken turntable cover and i think the jb weld will work. Excellent video very informative. Cheers
Pulling back on the plungers after use tip alone is worth the price of admission. I have a project where I need to glue two pieces of work that don't want to come together due to warping and I have to hold the work by hand until the epoxy sets. So 5 minutes is better than 7 minute. I figure I can hold the work together for about 15-20 minutes before I'll grow too antsy to remain with my vice-like grip holding everything together. 6 minutes to the "gummy" stage? That does me no good. I need 5 minutes to equal the hard-as-a-rock stage. Per this test I'd say the Devcon is the epoxy for me EXCEPT it's tensile strength is the same as Loctite's 1 minute epoxy: 2500 PSI.
Not gonna lie this was actually real helpfully especially for the fact that the jb clearweld syringe is what I bought. Good work😎.
Question for you - which do you think would be best to mount a hook to a tungsten jig head?
Very helpful video. My father has a saying about UA-cam tutorials. He always says, "he's a wonderful man!" (In reference to the entirety of UA-cam how-to videos.) 😆 I'd have to say, sir, you are a wonderful man. Very helpful!
Thanks for the comment, and listen to your Father!!!
This is the exact information I was looking for! Very helpful, thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 ⚠️ God has said in the Quran:
🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 )
🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 )
🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 )
🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 )
🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 )
⚠️ Quran
strength and price are the main factor for me, not too fussed with apparance but depends what you're doing.
👑 Thank You for making this video. It was very helpful. I want to use the JB Weld to fill in a missing chunk of tile floor.
Is there a way to thin it so it's brushable? Want to repair a pitted wheel bead.
Thank you so much for taking the time to compare these, very helpful.
You are so welcome!
which color in the tube is the hardener? can you do a loctite epoxy
For some reason it’s taking mine longer to harden maybe I didn’t mix it long enough
But which one is the strongest and the one that can hold together two objects
Once they are set, there is really no difference....... once they are set!
wow, that was nice! I've been looking at epoxies to repair a chip in the edge of the toilet tank, the only other thing I would have been interested in is, comparative hardness... some projects want a more flexible result, for some... like repairing ceramic, need an epoxy that dries hard. Thank you, very useful! I will be looking at the other videos... and wondering if I should try the nail gel I sometimes use for a sealant for shrink art projects, sets in UV light. ok, if there were more videos, I can't find them.
Uhgg when I was making the purchase I was indecisive about the original jb and the 5 min quik set 5 min set epoxy. I went with the syringe version as it seemed easier to handle and apply... So I get home and I was kinda inpatient and started my project before I let my car cool down completely (my project was to fix a broken off inlet hose piece of plastic on my thermostat housing which is plastic) so the car was still very much warm as was the piece to repair, I followed all instructions applied it, and NOTHING, it will not turn into the gel state it just stayed syrup consistency it wouldn't even hold itself together, so I scrapped the whole thing removed all of the kb weld and sanded the two pieces and started over when the car was cooled, still nothing I thought I didn't mix enough so I thoroughly mixed the jb weld and tried again ... Still nothing .... Waited over night and tried again and by this point I'm severely disturbed that this is not working for me, as I need my vehicle and I have place I need to go. And that's where I am at at this point just stuck on what to do. WHY WILL THIS STUFF NOT WORK FOR ME????;ANYBODY? IM GOING INSANE TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT
Get the two tubes of original in weld and mix equal portions. Takes forever to set and cure, but it’s super strong
I've never seen those hackle pliers before, they are sort of like reverse action tweezers.
Any videos on strength?
how was the odor from the Devcon epoxies? ive used JBweld and Gorilla 5 min epoxies and the smell was incredibly strong and just a small amount stunk out my work area in my open air patio
Geed ventilation is the best solution with any epoxy. I haven't had a problem with smell using the Devcon products.
Bummer no LocTite epoxy premixed syringe. But no hesitation now. Freakin works on everything so far.
Excellent detailed info. Thanks for sharing your experiments.
My pleasure!
Hi, whats the clips you used as tweezers called to pick up the cured resin?
They are called hackle pliers. They are a standard tool for fly tying to hold on to small feathers while working.
Cheers for that appreciate it!
Thanks for the good detailed comparison!
I refuse to work with epoxy with out having Nitrile gloves on. Think black paper might have shown the results better. That being said, like the vid, excellent explanation.
can i use this to stick glass top on my metal coffee bottom.home diy
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Is this a good alternative to electronic potting compound for small projects?
Not sure what to tell you on that one.
You think jb clear weld will work for a hairline crack of a bathtub?
No, it won't fill the crack, stick to the surface, or make a tight bond. There are specialty companies that will do a repair, but you are probably looking at a new tub.
What is best for a crack oil pan
Chances are the oil pan is .... oily, so no epoxy will stick to it.
Hi, would you say all of them are good for fixing a denture tooth to pallet ?. Not botherd about hardening time.
I wouldn't put any of them in your mouth.
I put some jb weld clear epoxy on my grandmas dentures and it worked very well actually. She was eating corn on the cobb like nothing but then she died from mouth cancer for some reason. But anyways, jb weld is a great product!!
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Can I use that clear epoxy for a plastic gas tank.?
Epoxy probably won't stick to the type of plastic used in gas tanks, and if it did, the epoxy would get brittle from the gas exposure pretty quickly. I would not recommend it.
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 I went ahead and bought a new tank .. I didn’t want to take a risk
@@Jd-gi3ku I think that was a great decision!
great video thanks! are most common off the shelf epoxy low viscosity?
The ones supplied in the syringe type dispensers are, but they are mostly for quick fixes when you want it to stay where you put it to cure. "Table Top" types of epoxy are thinner to spread evenly and self level before they cure, but they take a lot longer to cure.
most epoxy brands that sell 1 gallon cans that you can find are usually more thick than big brands like Pro-Set but if you can only find one that happens to be a thicker viscosity you can use a blow dryer to warm it up BEFORE mixing with the hardener and it’ll make it more runny and easier to mix and apply to fiberglass
It's a good to know video but I believe most viewers would also like to see the strength & durability test.
I been looking up why the epoxy I bought was impossible to squeeze out the tube. I've never used it before so I didn't know what was going on. Guess it's just way past the expiration date or something. Everything I see on videos is a gel that comes out of the tube very easily. Guess I just need to take it back & buy some from somewhere else.
You have to poke a hole
I'm a year late here but it being super hard to get out of the tube means either the resin got contaminated at the tip, or more likely that its just an old tube. Resin will "freeze" (crystalize) as it ages. Placing it in a hot water bath (I forget the exact temperature, like 135 Fahrenheit I think? Basically hot tap water) for a bit can melt it and once it cools it will remain melted for quite some time again.
I bought some five minute cure time epoxy from gorilla... It takes about 3 hours for it to cure fully even though I am doing everything to the correct specs (i.e. Mixing, Gluing, Heating up to remove bubbles) What do I do?
I have not tried the Gorilla brand, but most epoxies have a "Working time" and a "Cure time". They will set up in 5 minutes and be hard, but don't get tack free for hours. It may be more of a marketing issue than what you are doing.
Gorilla glue is crap. They only have good duct tape. Watch the project farm videos and you will see.
I bought some gorilla glue that said it could glue several things and it did not.
I just used regular jb weld and that worked.
Cheers
@@SDsailor7 I used Gorilla epoxy 2 days ago to try and join 2 parts of a small glass fibre bracket together. I did everything correctly and left it 24hrs, i picked it up this morning and tried it to see if it had worked, it just fell apart. I scrapped all the glue off and scrapped the surface of both parts to ensure there was no contamination again. I washed both surfaces the first time but did not scrap them. I hope tomorrow morning they have held, if not it will be back to Araldite 2 part epoxy.
@@user-il3nn1vl4w gorilla glue and epoxie is crap all the gorilla products are crap.
@@user-il3nn1vl4w I always use jb weld
Awesome video 👍 exactly what I was looking for. Thank you !
Great to hear!
You’re my boy Blue!!
He has to check out everything I do, and then make sure I don't get far away.
Hi Chris, I'm bringing into Canada a new cold welding epoxy manufactured in Ecuador. Would you like to try it? we have 1 for marine use. Please let me know. Thanks. Eduardo
Yes please!
Thanks , i was searching about this kind of comparison 👍
Glad I could help
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 I need the clear epoxy to fix a broken turntable cover and i think the jb weld will work.
Excellent video very informative.
Cheers
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 will any of these epoxies work for end to end repair or will they need to be reinforced?(the broken pieces).
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 What is the rated strenght of the jb wed epoxy? Is it printed on the package?
Can I heat up epoxy after its mixed to keep it at a certain density?
The quick setting epoxies generate their own heat after mixing to help the fast setting. Adding more heat will only speed up the curing process.
Pulling back on the plungers after use tip alone is worth the price of admission. I have a project where I need to glue two pieces of work that don't want to come together due to warping and I have to hold the work by hand until the epoxy sets. So 5 minutes is better than 7 minute. I figure I can hold the work together for about 15-20 minutes before I'll grow too antsy to remain with my vice-like grip holding everything together. 6 minutes to the "gummy" stage? That does me no good. I need 5 minutes to equal the hard-as-a-rock stage. Per this test I'd say the Devcon is the epoxy for me EXCEPT it's tensile strength is the same as Loctite's 1 minute epoxy: 2500 PSI.
Very helpful thank you! Saved this video
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the great information.
You bet!
Helpful! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing
I was hoping what u put it on would stick and not come off as easy .
Devcon 2 ton epoxy. Would this keep my mother-in-laws mouth closed ?👄
Go with the 5 minute. You won't have to hold her down as long!!!
@@chrismihulka-nwfishingstuf3852 LOL good thinking 👍
nice video!!!!
Thanks!
I love that this is a video! Such a weird dumb thing to want to know. But thank you for doing it! Lol!
Save them plastic demo credit cards for scrapers for glue they Work! Not useful to you as a demo & going to get tossed in the trash anyway.
next time , dont use a white background !!!!
It is the only way to see any color in the cured epoxy.
U could have tried a solid Black!!!
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