patcollins
02-09-2005, 06:14 PM
Just thought I would start a fun thread.
I have used it to reinforce mini T rear hub carriers that always seem to break.
Glue in a motor magnet.
Fill the hole an a yokomo shock cap when I lost the screw.
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I put neo magnets in place of ceramic and used TOO MUCH and of course the 3 magnets on one side, well 2 had the right polarity but the middle one was opposite. To make a story short, i used dremel to take all 6 out. Now all you need is a dab on each corner to hold. Here's the kicker, i didn't talk FRENCH the whole time i was dremeling out! LOL- Oh yes , i put one neo on each side with a dab of ca and it's holding, now you know the rest of story!!
Clifford
02-09-2005, 10:54 PM
I had an 87 labaron and the trunk latch broke I used JB weld and attached it to the same place the spot weld was it worked fine.
BrentP
02-10-2005, 11:17 AM
Everything!! For R/C I've used it to put a magnet back in a Ti can. I tried epoxy the first two times. It has been in there for a long time now with no trouble at all.
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dmd746
02-11-2005, 09:37 PM
I held a valve seat in my lawnmower engine in for an entire summer a few years back. It ran great.
Mr-Tamiya
02-12-2005, 03:12 PM
I held a valve seat in my lawnmower engine in for an entire summer a few years back. It ran great.thats pretty impressive;)
mattyk6
02-14-2005, 04:06 PM
Cracked the engine case on a 1970 Honda 90 3-wheeler and used JB Weld to fix. It has been holding for 10+ yrs now like that.
Plus many other items.
JB Weld, Duct tape, bailing wire, WD-40, and vice grips are all you'll need! :)
c barsalow
02-15-2005, 04:16 PM
I had some pores in my aluminum heads on my racecar engine that were weeping a little water into the combustion chamber... My engine builder said the only choice was to replace the heads. A litle JB weld pushed into the pores and allowed to dry. checked the heads for flatness and not a single problem since....
JB saved me big $$$ on that one!
rcsalvage
02-15-2005, 04:55 PM
Most recent use to lock a set of Clodbuster differentials. Have used in the past to repair threads in a mower engine and multiple household repairs :thumbsup: Wouldn't be without the stuff.
nascarfan
02-15-2005, 07:32 PM
JB Weld, Duct tape, bailing wire, WD-40, and vice grips are all you'll need! :)
We must be related :D
Fix cracks and splits in bodies, broken body mounts, lock diffs and anything else that breaks.
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