The Ultimate JB Weld Strength Test (Lifting a Car)

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In this video, we're putting the popular product JB Weld to the test to see just how strong it really is. But first, let's dive into a brief history of JB Weld.

JB Weld was invented in the 1960s by Sam and Mary Bonham, a husband and wife team in Texas. They wanted to create a product that could fix almost anything, and thus JB Weld was born. It's a two-part epoxy that, when mixed together, creates a strong bond that can withstand high temperatures and pressures.

Nowadays, JB Weld is a go-to product for DIYers and professionals alike. It's designed for a variety of uses, including automotive repairs, plumbing fixes, and even household projects. Its versatility and strength have made it a staple in many toolboxes.

In this video, we're testing JB Weld's strength by incrementally increasing the weight it can hold. We start with a few cinder blocks and work our way up to seeing if it can lift a car.

As we add more weight, we'll be monitoring how the JB Weld holds up. Will it crack or break under the pressure, or will it hold strong? You'll have to watch to find out!

How strong is JB Weld? How much weight can JB Weld Hold? Can JB Weld Lift a Car? We'll put this to the test!

If you're someone who uses JB Weld regularly, or if you're just curious about its strength, this video is definitely worth a watch. You might be surprised by just how much weight JB Weld can hold.

This test was performed by professionals on private property.

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That’s wild! I’d like to see JB Weld hold up with a full car👀

waitwhereskristen
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I was just thinking about fixing one of the welds on my chair with some JBWeld. I was worried it wouldn't hold my 200 lbs body. This seals the deal. It should hold just fine. Thanks guys.

gabrielles
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My man is a genius. He knew, in the beginning, drinking tea from a minnie mouse glass was gonna keep us interested until we got to the car lift. Good stuff. Following

HPBenton
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perfect! this is all i needed to feel confident in jb welding the entire frame TY!

mswaggr
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Used jb weld to patch a tire one time and that fucken tire lasted until bald 😂😂💯

rubencoolidge
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I dunno which JB Weld company you used but mine did not bond at all. I got the Epoxy steel resin with the hardner. I was trying to bond a steel plated nut to a steel shaft on a electric motor. It never bonded and I was able to remove it with my hand after 24 hrs curing. I sanded the steel and put some acetone to make everything was clean. I did this 3 times with JB Weld. I tried 3 brands of metal glue but all the same problem. I tried super and gorilla steel epoxy and same problem. I solved the problem by getting it welded. I also was emailing JB Weld support and they check the glue and also the pictures and video I sent to them. They could not understand why it would not bond.

Joh
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For your next test, stack cinder blocks in the trunk of the car.

Howard-je
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That was exciting, the real question is - what brand and model is the trash can?

joannebarr
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This helped a lot I’m stuff my the bolts that hold my motor mount in place with this

justinh
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I'm surprised this video didn't get more views I'm also this channel doesn't have more followers

alexeatonexploresamerica
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Great job, very cool. I have another idea for you to test, test out the heat. jb weld claims that it can withstand 550 Fahrenheit with the wight that you pick up in this video will be great to see it hold

JankRad-wvbw
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Holy shit man. You either have balls of steel and/or 100% confidence in that weld because god damn, I would NOT be getting anywhere under that car to place a damn milk crate 🤣

chaldo_mike
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Going to try and use it to fix the shift lever on my kids dirt bike. The teeth are stripped and itll cost too much to replace, what are youre bets it works or doesnt ? Should only take foot pressure for shifting so im skeptical.

zzquickszzxbl
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Here's my question. If you use jb weld to fix a spot weld on a table leg where the wheel screws in, will it hold over time rolling that table a few times back and forth each day? The spot welds where the wheels screw into the table legs of my over bed table are breaking. Rather than send it back and all that hassle I just want to fix it.

TheAbcbarnes
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good use of the nut's patterm as more surfaces for the glue

ogdumplings
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Watching you stack those cinderblocks was like watching jenga.

Dnasty
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I had a rounded out Alan head button bolt on my motorbike. I glued an Alan key into the hole using this stuff and left it to dry for a week. As soon as I turned the Alan key, the weld cracked. So it seems it isn't suitable for some things.

captainbimble
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Was second guessing just jb welding some nuts on my ebike to bolt on a cargo cage with, now I'm sure lol

carbjr.
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The real star of the video should be those trash can handles. I cant believe they held up to all that weight. 😬💪

srgore
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your using a circle hole and a square peg

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