I've always been curious if JB Kwik Weld (cures in 4 hours) was as strong as regular JB Weld (cures overnight). This is because I once spent an night out in the woods waiting for regular JB Weld to fix a puncture in my gas tank. I just checked the JB Weld web site and Kwik Weld is rated at 300 degrees F, and regular is rated at 500 F. I guess this means that regular JB Weld is stronger.
>Took a look at my box of JB-Weld t'other day -- sez "Not >recommended for use over 315C/600F." Which certainly does >make it a candidate for at least the cool end of the exhaust >system, as well as lots of other things. As folks have already >pointed out... david >David Beierl - dbeierl@attglobal.net
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