Can it be used on metal as well as plastic ?
514815
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!
514816
In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push them together before the epoxies set. This might give a really good plastic to metal bond. In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push... » Read More In fact it WILL adhere to metal (and wood), just not as well as the JB Weld product for metal. I have used it to glue plastic to metal. If you need a moderate-strength bond between metal and plastic this will work. It works better than using the JB Weld metal epoxy, which I've also tried. That adheres to the metal well, but poorly to the plastic. Just be sure to clean, degrease and roughen both surfaces well, as Mr. Lester has pointed out. Something I thought of but haven't tried is to put a layer of JB Weld metal epoxy on the metal and a layer of JB Plastic Weld on the plastic, then push them together before the epoxies set. This might give a really good plastic to metal bond. « Show Less
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!
514818
The product is identified as fir use on plastics only and further stars it limit on bond strength. In order to be applicable for use with metals it would need a significantly higher strength.
1688000
If you can use screws to attach metal and wood, it will be better ...... I don't think the glue will work with metal, unless is Gorilla Glue, 100% water proof. Which you can use it to almost everything, metal, wood, ceramic, plastic etc.
660110
I would think so , I have used it on other plastic and metal/wood it get hard and seals up everything
367604
I use it on all metal to metal household and sport equipment and autos... never had any problems.
2087819
I don't know if it will work on it But I did used on plastic and it work very well
517239
it says for use on any wood or painted cabinet surface, and laminate. it does not say anything about metal, but I think it would easily scratch off of metal
1693420
Yes, it can, but it is made primarily for cutting non-ferrous metals and plastics.
2282667
It works on a lot of different types of plastic but not all. Hope this helps you.
454711
Yes you can, that's the first thing I did was use it as a plastic welder. I used it to repair a crack on my motorcycle fairing.
901463
Yes it will, but it's not very well put together. The interface between plastic and metal isn't well engineered.
1623801
I don't know. It is for metals and I suspect you could contact the company and ask
1318302
Sorry, but I'm not really an expert on it. I would assume that if the can says that it's good for metal, then you can.
667704
I have used this on both plastic and glass lights. Ive also tested it on chrome both metal and plastic dipped. Tested it on an old door window from a car and it worked well. When using it on chrome or glass be sure to put very lite coats and i recommend a clear coat for long lasting shine. Duplicolor clear works very good. Hope this helped
427974
Sure, if it is fiberglass. This product is not designed for paint on metal.
1089477
I do not think so. You must dip the metal in liquid to make it work. I did not think it worked that great on metal either.
1938850
I would use it on metal only. It would melt PVC very quickly. If you were very very careful and didn't place the flame very close it might work but again too risky in my mind.
85777
I would not put it on plastic, it gets too hot. It works great, heating an old chevy V8 during the NH winter. I have it on the bottom of the oil pan. So, metal only.