J-B Weld 50139 Plastic Bonder Body Panel Adhesive and Gap Filler Syringe - Black - 25 ml

The J-B Weld 50139 Plastic Bonder Body Panel Adhesive and Gap Filler Syringe has become a staple in my garage for automotive and household repairs. Here’s why I’m giving it a 5-star review:1. Incredible Bonding Strength:This adhesive is extremely strong and has proven to hold up well under pressure. I used it to repair a cracked plastic body panel on my car, and it created a bond that felt just as strong as the original plastic. Whether you’re fixing bumpers, body panels, or other plastic components, this adhesive will keep them firmly in place.2. Easy to Apply:The 25ml syringe is a convenient and easy-to-use applicator. It’s precise, which means no mess or waste. The mixing ratio is simple, and once you combine the resin and hardener, it’s ready to go. The syringe applicator allows for targeted application, so I could apply it exactly where I needed it without spilling.3. Quick Curing Time:I was pleasantly surprised by the fast curing time. It only takes about 15 minutes to set, and full strength is achieved in a few hours. It’s perfect for quick fixes that don’t require hours of waiting. I was able to complete my repair and get back to driving without much downtime.4. Versatile and Multi-Purpose:Not only is this great for automotive repairs, but it’s also perfect for other projects around the house. I’ve used it for plastic, fiberglass, and even metal repairs, and it holds up incredibly well. The bond is weather-resistant, which is a huge plus for outdoor or exposed repairs.5. Durable and Long-Lasting:Once it cures, the bond is strong and durable. I haven’t had any issues with the adhesive breaking down or losing its strength, even after exposure to heat, cold, and moisture. It’s holding up incredibly well on the body panel I fixed, and I’m confident it will last for the long term.6. Works as a Gap Filler:Another standout feature is its ability to act as a gap filler. The product fills in gaps between parts, which helps create a smooth, even surface once it dries. This is great for automotive bodywork, where filling in small cracks or gaps is necessary for a seamless repair.Final Thoughts:The J-B Weld 50139 Plastic Bonder Body Panel Adhesive and Gap Filler Syringe is a game-changer when it comes to repairing plastic components. It’s strong, fast, and easy to use. I’ve used it for a number of projects and have always been impressed with the results. If you’re looking for a reliable adhesive for plastic repairs, this is the one you need.💯 Highly recommend! 5 stars for sure!

This is a really great product. I snapped the electric charging cover off my vehicle while back out of my garage (doh!). When researching how to connect the cover back to the piece on my EV, I came across this product. Gave it a try because, if it didn't work, I wasn't going to be out too much money. The replacement charging port cover is over $250.After spreading the epoxy glue around all the surface areas that connect the charging port cover and the connecting arm on my vehicle, left it to cure and bond overnight in the garage in 40F weather. The next day, I went to open the charging port cover SLOWLY, waiting for it to flex and break off. This epoxy glue worked like a champ and it is as solid a fix as I've seen it. If there's other plastic items that break in the future, JB Weld is going to do the job and save the day.Saved my $250 + labor charges to replace this. Best value I've spent in a LONG time.

The J-B Weld 50139 Plastic Bonder is a game-changer for anyone tackling plastic repairs at home. 🏡 Whether you're fixing a cracked bumper, reattaching trim, or sealing gaps in your vehicle, this adhesive gets the job done with ease. 🚗 The 1:1 mixing ratio ensures a perfect blend every time, and the syringe applicator makes precise application a breeze. 🎯 With a quick set time of 15 minutes and a full cure in just 30 minutes, you can get back to your project without long waits. ⏱️ Plus, the black color blends seamlessly with most automotive parts, giving a clean finish. 🖤 If you're looking for a reliable, fast-setting adhesive for plastic repairs, the J-B Weld Plastic Bonder is an excellent choice! 💪

Used this to fix a piece on my car (glued a weather strip back down). Also used it to mend a hole/crack in my golf cart fender. It did not set super quick and I needed to use a couple of clamps to hold it while it set, but it worked well. I wish it was easier to sand down, but that wasn't as important in my applications.

The only wrist mounts for my large cell phone use rubber bands to keep it attached and they block the camera's from being used. I printed a test holder that would grip my phone with it's rubber Otter case in cheap light grey plastic several times until I got the right fit. Then I printed the finished holder in dark Navy ASA plastic. I cut the rubber bands off of my wrist mount and used the JB-Weld Plastic Bonder to glue the ASA holder to the rubber base of my old wrist mount. I now have the perfect wrist mount holder for my phone that doesn't interfere with the camera's when rotated into position. This was very easy to mix and apply. It set up nice and solid.

I have a little vacuum cleaner and the hose popped out of it.It's plastic so I bought epoxy that works on plastic. There are different kinds some do not work on plastic so you need to watch for that.I wrapped the end of the hose in duct tape so it would have a smooth tight seal, then put a lot of epoxy inside the plastic coupling and slid the duct tape end into it.It says it's supposed to set up in about 15 minutes...but it was still a little squishy, so I left it sit for about an hour before I used the vacuum and it worked like a dream.There's not a lot of epoxy in this little container. I probably used half of it for this project, but then it's not that expensive either, so I have no complaints.It was very runny when first sqirted out onto a piece of cardboard. Make sure the cardboard or whatever flat surface you put it on is large because it's runny until you stir it for a while... it does get a little thicker, but it's still pretty runny until it sets up.Don't forget to wear gloves.I'm glad I did because, I got this stuff all over the part I was working on and used multiple paper towels to clean it up. I would have got it all over my hands otherwise.I didn't really notice a smell and I have asthma, so I don't think that's an issue.