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Offline vinemaplebows

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JB WELD
« on: February 25, 2013, 08:23:01 pm »
How many have tried JB weld for splices, and or for gluing on take down sleeves? Seems like it would be good for either application according to packaging.
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Offline bow101

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Re: JB WELD
« Reply #1 on: February 25, 2013, 08:36:12 pm »
Have not tried it on wood, but seems to work well on plastic and metal. Try some G20
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Offline vinemaplebows

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Re: JB WELD
« Reply #2 on: February 25, 2013, 08:53:38 pm »
I usually use 2-ton epoxy for splices, but noticed JB weld had much more tensile strength than 2-ton....I don't know why I did not look at it before, other than I thought it to be used for metal projects, but thats not the case it is for wood as well. The problem with 2-ton is it does not adhere to metal worth a darn....I know that is not true for the JB. Devcon has a rating at 2500 psi, JB has a psi rating at 3960...big difference! I have not had a failure with Devcon mixed right, but am always a little concerned about extreme cold as it tends to make some epoxies brittle.

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