JB Weld 50132UK 50132 JB Plastic Weld Syringe 25ml, Transluscent Yellow, 25 ml

Used to glue plastic trim around headlight on car to repair cracks which had arisen with time. Had sufficient working time before it started to go off. Strong bond. Appears better than the general purpose epoxy (Araldite Rapid) that I had been using to glue plastic.

This is fantastic, I had been trying to stick a plastic bar that had broken, you name it I tried it with no luck. That was until a friend suggested this product and it worked a treat. I left it over night and by the next day it was as good as new.

It worked as they said it would

Hi,Was desperate for something good because we snapped off one of our two door catches on the microwave; this meant that the microwave would not work. A new same model is £150!The catches are miserably thin plastic just begging to get snapped off.I am very happy to report that this epoxy weld sets hard as glass and sticks to the plastic catch marvelously. Microwave now working again perfectly!Actually the epoxy is slow setting, so firstly I stuck the catch in position with superglue (although the surface area was so rubbish that superglue alone would not have held for long).I do recommend this epoxy, it did the trick superbly. However, for anyone who thinks that it will be a thick mix (as e.g. araldite) and stay in place, then be warned, it runs like water! so I recommend that you bear that in mind and get the area prepared to contain the epoxy wherever it needs to stay. It will run straight off of any level surface, hence only 4 stars.

Would purchase again, does what is supposed to do,Only purchased on Amazon as Not available to purchase in the high street.

At the end of the day it’s araldite which is maybe cheaper

Worked well, however the setting time of 5 minutes didn’t seem to true to me. But still hardened well

So many fittings on machines are metal with plastic handles moulded around them. Once the plastic gets brittle they break and then have to be replaced, often at a high cost, and there are times you can't get a replacement. I have used so many glues to try and make a repair and failed. So far using Plastic Weld I have made several repairs on different pieces and all are now working well. I have told friends that have similar problems, some have had success with this glue. All I can say if you need to join plastic to plastic or another material then you may find Plastic Weld is what is needed.