can this being used for repair crack in metal or wood
888451
I used on a fiberglass shower base and it worked great. I don't know about wood or metal.
1324740
It is not designed to fix cracked glass (if that was your question). Its purpose is to fill in around windshield trim to prevent water leaks. I also used it to repair leaks around some oval windows (called "opera windows") on the roof of a conversion van. It works quite well and can be done, outside when the weather is day and above freezing.
1623800
I don't know. It is for metals and I suspect you could contact the company and ask.
959111
Yes it can. I use my sander for both metal and wood as my shop is both. One hit with metal on a belt renders it useless for wood, so remember to swap it out when and if you go back to sanding wood. The belt lasts a long time with metal.
2128096
I am not sure I used it to repair my dashboard in my truck, but from what I am seeing and how well it works. YES if you where to use it and sand it down then put some sort of clear coat protective paint. It would fix the crack in the bathtub.
1984514
I do not think so. It is a glue used in automotive to glue in the weather stripping seals for examples the door jams!
1186603
I think it would work unless the crack is massive or structural. I suggest using stainless steel mesh patch fabric in the weld, and if possible, weld it in from underneath so that the smoothness of the slide-side can be preserved as much as possible. But be aware that it will never be as smooth as the original. Not that it will necessarily have sharp or scratchy points, but it will be a bit lumpy/bumpy at the repair site. Good luck!
1527282
It worked very well for me outside to fill cracks. I don't see why it would not do the same thing indoors!
126369
Definitely! My husband is a welder and he purchased this drill to use at work on sheet metal, pipe, etc. Still works GREAT after tons of wear and tear.
1802284
My understanding is NO. This is superb for repair of even fairly large holes/tears in aluminum boats but does require some drying/curing time. It does set rather quickly and is very tough when completely dry. Really doubt its effectiveness on wood. Underwater...NO....
577374
it depends on how well you do it, and the shape/position of the crack.for the price I think its worth a try. I would be a bit careful about safety issues though, in case it might fail during use.
514817
No, it's their Plastic Weld product....if you need to repair metal, use the normal JB weld...Key is to prep the heck out of the surface you are going to adhere the JB weld to. Good Luck!
799936
My guess would be no. I believe from using it myself to reading the description and reviews that it's best used to repair a solid object (umbrella rib, rake handle, etc.). What about colored duct tape?
2135987
It will form a really tight bond wood to wood and with the addition of screws or nails adding strength. If you are attempting to use this glue to beef up the hole where screws failed due to wood movement, I don't know. Sounds like something I would try though. I used it repair an antique table leg that cracked adding screws and that piece is rock solid. Good luck. Hope I helped you.
1522587
I would say yes. I used this to connect a broken handle(plastic) of a sweeper to the metal rod it was connected to. I have used this for lots of other things as well. I have even fixed a pair of leather dress shoes that had a tear in them. Very happy with this product.
1593021
To answer your question , yes it can the cracks should be cleaned with no moisture in them , if you have any more questions, call 860 324 6015 . Thank you. .
1884506
It has been a very good tool for me. I've tried it for wood mostly, but I believe the type of bit you would need would be different for concrete and metal.