Jb Weld Can Repair Steel - Aluminum - Anything

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[BarnGeek]

If everyone who complained would instead volunteer in some capacity to help somebody else, we would be living in a much better world. Thank you for what you do Wranglerstar.

[glenmullet]

I own a vacuum repair shop and it was so cool to watch you repairing something. That is what I do every day :) It's a great feeling to restore something to working order, right?

[stevenearman]

Using a slower setting epoxy instead of a faster one is always the better way to get a stronger bond. This is because a slower setting epoxy has more time to wick into cracks, pores, etc., (going deeper) before it sets up. Using a corse abrasive to prep also helps by providing a better mechanical hold between the surface and the epoxy. If you are not under a time restriction, always go for the slow.

[bcgames]

I watched this video last summer and bought JB Weld just cuz you recommended it. What a money saver! I left my Hot Water On Demand unit outside in sub-zero weather this past winter and cracked the water circulation tubes (duh). I remembered I had JB Weld and tried it out. Cracks fixed, no leaks. Our outdoor shower is back in operation. Thanks Wranglerstar!

[suttonbogedain]

Totally agree about the JB Weld. Used it two years ago on an emergency mid-winter repair to a 65 yr. old steam boiler heating my house. lasted the season, emergency solved, house and 7 people warm inside. Summer came and we had a new heating system in place. Mid winter is no time to take 4-5 days to replace your heating unit.

[RexR]

WranglerStar. Had to figure out to JB weld my lawnmower gas tank and I have watched this video to help me. Thank you for sharing and thank you for your dedication and service. Thank you for all you do.

[WilliamDahmen]

Speaking to the end commentary: I have some minor wild land fire fighting knowledge due to my forestry degree, and a few summers doing controlled burns for the state in Louisiana. There is occasionally down time in a fire. I thank you Cody for taking your down/rest time to share your experiences on the job with all of us watching.

[adana.arriazas.]

ignore the comments that are not helping, we love to see what you do, you are an inspiration to my family and kids, they say when they get older we want to be part of the volunteering crew. we love your videos, thank you so much.
Arriaza Santiago family in san Francisco california.

[aMulliganStew]

4:58 -- "find the end of the crack and drill it out." I learned something today. Thank You.

[GTC]

This video is excellent and will likely save thousands of people a ton of money in repairs and replacement parts. A very small percentage of folks have the equipment or the knowledge needed to weld or braze ANY type of metal, let alone cast aluminum. JB Weld is a proven low cost and effective means of making reliable repairs, that EVERYONE can utilize. Again, this was a very thoughtful video that will help a lot of people!!! A+ on this one, Cody!!! re: the high cost of durable replacement parts.... most spare parts like this cover are a liability for manufacturers and they will never be sold so they have to figure in the loss of making parts they won't ever sell along with the cost of storing those unsold replacement parts for decades. I have seen warehouses full of brand new durable replacement parts that were manufactured for engines and equipment in the 1930s or 40s.

[DraaxLP]

I love your stuff Cody, especially the firefighting stuff. Keep it up and to heck with the commentators that have no idea what you do or who you are.

Also, growing up my dad used JB Weld to fix a pontoon on his boat and it's still holding to this day. Atleast 15 years ago!

[MrMarkpoole]

As a car guy, I have been using JB Weld for over forty years.It's great stuff and it always amazes me what can be fixed with it.

[Dirtmonkey]

JB Weld was just a standard item in our tool Kits growing up in the country. Aluminum or steel welders were not always available.

[jon]

Well said at the end there, as a former Wildland Firefighter in C.A. I don't think there is not enough video to show people the work wildland firefighters do. Media only shows "the excitement" and there is much much more to it, some exciting but mostly hard work and sweat for little to no pay. Keep making the great videos and stay safe out there.

[CalebMayfieldMHF]

Back when I was in high school my family and I were on a road trip in Michigan and the radiator on my dads pickup blew. The seam along the top that crimps the metal grate section to the plastic top section split about half was across the the length of it. The auto parts store in town didn't have a new one and would take a week to get it if we ordered it. Me being me and us running out of options we could afford, I went to the Lowes in town and bought JB Weld, a butane torch and soft solder. I uncrimped the plastic section, sanded down the metal and soft soldered the split seam back together, then crimped it all back in place and gave the whole seam a nice thick coating of quick setting JB Weld. We ate lunch and hit the road. 3 weeks later after all the heat and pressure the soft solder gave out, From the look of it the JB Weld never failed. Good stuff, especially when you do proper surface prep.

[matthewlreedy]

I've been a volunteer firefighter for 7 years now and I still cannot throw a hose that cleanly. You're awesome!

[WS-gwms]

I absolutely love jb weld. I cannot tell you how many times it saved me. I once even used it to fix a cam position sensor on my buick. if it wasn't for jb I'd would have had to scrap the car. also used it to fix an awning during hurricane Sandy. and fixed a crack on a Transfer case. it's the stuff of miracles.

[melaniewmsn]

Cody thank you for you service as a volunteer firefighter and for this great video on the proper steps to get the best results possible from JB weld! That is a low pressure pump and I feel with the effort you put into your cleaning the JB weld will give you a long lasting and low expense repair. If I was going to hot work repair that part I would have 7$ in making the decision of the best way to do that! You have made a good choice If that repair did not work it could always be ground off and then a hot work repair could be made. My Dad always said if you can't fix it at least don't make it worse! That JB weld would be a lot easier to deal with than an improper attempt at brazing or welding. Sometimes good enough is better. Extensive hot work could possibly shift the damaged threads even more making the welded part worthless. I am a big fan of you common sense approach to handling problems. Keep up the good work.

[ConorMakes]

I'm enjoying this video series, not that I think I will ever need this skill set (the info is nice to have in the back pocket though lol) but just because of the stories you have shared with us. Thank you Sir

[dorothycook]

THANK YOU for serving, my young 27yr old son has volunteered at a small county under-staffed Fire Station since he was 18, he came upon the station out working w/a fellow scout on a service project. I have told him about our channel so he can learn from you and have some guidance/wisdom passed along, that maybe one day will aide him as he serves in an "unnoticed" way. I appreciate you for serving/sharing/teaching, only Heaven can reveal the affect you are having on so up the commitment and Serve as Unto Our Lord, Be Blessed and Safe