PLASTIC BOND EPOXY
$83.00 TTD
High strength structural adhesive. OEM automotive and heavy-duty truck approved panel adhesive. Great for filling dents, replacement bonding of plastics and general repairs.
- 1:1 mixing ratio.
- Features a no waste, no mess cap.
6 in stock
Description
High strength structural adhesive. OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) automotive and heavy-duty truck approved panel adhesive. Great for filling dents, replacement bonding of plastics and general repairs. Works on thermoset and carbon fiber composites, thermoplastics, coated metals and concrete. 1:1 mixing ratio. Features a no waste, no mess cap.
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| Brand | J-B WELD |
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