J-B Weld 8237 PlasticWeld Plastic Repair Epoxy Putty - 2 oz....

It works well, used it to repair a crack in a plastic bathtub. So far it is holding up well and there is no leaks for the repaired are. Make sure you sand and clean the area to be repaired well, this is to ensure proper adhesion. The only bad thing was the smell, it was so strong, even with the exhaust fan running, I had to leave the area a few times to catch my breath. Good product and works like it says.

Used it to repair the handles of my kitchen shears that a puppy had snacked on. Easy to use and worked great.

I used it to repair the broken face of a microwave which looked like the previous tenants had repeatedly round-house kicked. I cut away the broken parts with a Dremel, cleaned off the surface, and applied the putty. You can see the left side dried almost white while the right looks darker and more marbled. I did the dark side first and thought I'd mixed the putty sufficiently, but clearly not. When I sanded it, it was clumpy and felt semi-wet. I made sure to really, really thoroughly knead the putty for the next repair which dried white and rock hard. I was able to sand and paint within about an hour. It sanded flat, took paint perfectly, and that crack on the corner has held perfectly since repairing it. My family was surprised by the results. Mix it really well and you'll be happy with the result.

I used it to repair the broken face of a microwave which looked like the previous tenants had repeatedly round-house kicked. I cut away the broken parts with a Dremel, cleaned off the surface, and applied the putty. You can see the left side dried almost white while the right looks darker and more marbled. I did the dark side first and thought I'd mixed the putty sufficiently, but clearly not. When I sanded it, it was clumpy and felt semi-wet. I made sure to really, really thoroughly knead the putty for the next repair which dried white and rock hard. I was able to sand and paint within about an hour. It sanded flat, took paint perfectly, and that crack on the corner has held perfectly since repairing it. My family was surprised by the results. Mix it really well and you'll be happy with the result.

I accidentally pushed a bamboo pole through the side of a very large 20 resin flower pot. I was not about to replace it considering the cost was going to be over $50. I looked around and came across this JB Weld for plastic. Id heard about JB Weld from my husband and sons for years but not anything specific so I decided on this product in particular because of what they said. Theyre all handy and are willing to fix anything before buying new so I figured I might as well give it a try. The main break in the pot was about 10 long and jagged with another 5 break coming off of the main break. I completely rough sanded the interior of the pot so the weld would have a rough area to attach to on both sides of the break. I followed the directions and completely mixed the substance together wearing rubber gloves. I rolled it out like Plato like I did with my kids. I placed it on the crack and pushed and feathered it out about an inch in total across. I repeated the same on the attached jagged crack. I put it out in the sun and the next day went back to find a completely hardened surface and the crack on the outside barely distinguishable. I then sanded the entire outside of the pot and spray painted it. It looks brand new almost. The former break can be seen a bit but all I have to do is turn that part toward the wall. I admit I used the entire amount and I probably put it on thicker than it needed to be but considering the total opening was almost 15 I believe it to be the right amount. I will definitely be purchasing more and keeping it on hand!