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Buzzard Bait · April 11, 2014, 10:22 PM

Yes I do I've tried other commercial bedding kits I like JB weld better. It's easy to use very strong stays where you put it while it dry's. You can cut, sand it, grind it. Seems to not be bothered by oil I repaired a engine block that had a porous spot in the water jacket with the stuff and the repair has lasted for years. I also use play dough to fill areas I don't want the epoxy to get into and Pam Spray for a release agent. It all works well for me I have access to and have tried other components and kits but I like jb weld better so call be bubba if you want.

April 11, 2014, 10:22 PM	#20
Buzzard Bait Senior Member Join Date: June 25, 2008 Location: Republic of Texas Posts: 502	I use jb weld Yes I do I've tried other commercial bedding kits I like JB weld better. It's easy to use very strong stays where you put it while it dry's. You can cut, sand it, grind it. Seems to not be bothered by oil I repaired a engine block that had a porous spot in the water jacket with the stuff and the repair has lasted for years. I also use play dough to fill areas I don't want the epoxy to get into and Pam Spray for a release agent. It all works well for me I have access to and have tried other components and kits but I like jb weld better so call be bubba if you want.