what have you fix with JB weld
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JB Welded Quarters and dimes to the floor in front for my Homies skate shop and watched retards try and pick them up!!
Hours and hours of fun!!!
on a car, Hmm I was 12 or 13 and I was bolting on a Distributor on a customers sentra and the rotor part was not aligned onto the cam and I broke one of the fingers on the dist. so I JB welded it back together.
Hours and hours of fun!!!
on a car, Hmm I was 12 or 13 and I was bolting on a Distributor on a customers sentra and the rotor part was not aligned onto the cam and I broke one of the fingers on the dist. so I JB welded it back together.
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oil pan on my old cadillac...took that bitch offroading and hit a rock...broke a chunk out of it and cracked it hole was approx 2 in square used plastic wrap to hold it up to the pan so it could cure...worked great...didnt leak and since it was an aluminum pan it looked almost factory color
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Well I sprayed a 100 shot on my new cam-only bolt-on's engine that I installed recently. The first pull was amazing, so I turned around and sprayed it again, this time the power felt very sluggish. Car started idling funny and I barely got it home. Checked the oil and found coolant in it, a chocolate milky brown.
Pulled the heads and I found a crack in the cylinder #5 wall.
Being low on cash and wanting a quick fix, I picked up some JB weld. I made sure to clean the cylinder wall thoroughly with brake cleaner. I smeared JB weld in the crack and smoothed it over with plastic putty knife. I let it cure for 24 hours and I sanded it down nice and flush. Put the heads back on with new gaskets and bolts and the car runs great right now.
JK f*ckers, lol.
Pulled the heads and I found a crack in the cylinder #5 wall.
Being low on cash and wanting a quick fix, I picked up some JB weld. I made sure to clean the cylinder wall thoroughly with brake cleaner. I smeared JB weld in the crack and smoothed it over with plastic putty knife. I let it cure for 24 hours and I sanded it down nice and flush. Put the heads back on with new gaskets and bolts and the car runs great right now.
JK f*ckers, lol.