Question 1

How difficult would this be to use in the threaded hole (threads stripped) of an exercise bike pedal crank arm?

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I realize this question is nearly 2 years old, but thought I would share my experience.I just used it top repair a thread on an antique car door handle where the pot metal thread was broken. The thread hole was missing 1/3. I threaded a screw into the remaining portion of the threads, and used this putty to mold a repair. I did use vaseline to coat the screw threads as a release agent; it worked very well. In 2 hours I removed the screw, and sanded the part to fit, today it is back on my car, the screw threads that were repaired felt like they held tight when I screwed it down.I can't vouch for how long it will hold up; but it is worth trying the repair before shelling out big bucks for a replacement part that doesn't match the patina of the rest of my door handles.

Question 2

I have screw holes in a stainless steel range hood that i want to patch. After holes are filled, will it blend to look finished, or will patch show?

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Chris, I'm not sure if it will show or not, this stuff is fairly dark.  I'd take a small amount, mix it as instructed and let it set up/cure per the directions. Then simply compare the cured steel stik to your range hood and see if it will match. If it doesn't match, you could always experiment with some silver paint to see if you could get it to match the stainless steel.

Question 3

Can this product be used to fill in the hollow back of a ring that you wear on your finger?

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I would expect that, technically, it would easily fill and adhere to the ring surface.  I would just not know how constant contact with your skin would react.  The cured product seems rather inert but you might want to test a small amount placed against your skin for a couple of days to be sure.  I would do this before permanently adding to the structure of a ring you might want to keep.  I saw another answer recommending a two part product.  This epoxy product IS a two part item as it has one part on the outside ring with a central core of the second hardener.  You just tear off what you need and then twist and pull the putty-like substance until blended.  It will harden like steel.

Question 4

Does it work with pvc?

Accepted Answer

It will but, first score the surface area of the pvc with a razor a lot.  If possible put gouges facing away from the part you are connecting or opposite direction of load.

ASIN	B000786GLM
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Brand Name	J-B Weld
Colour	Gray,Grey
Compatible Material	Alloy Steel, Ceramic, Metal
Container Type	Stick
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,302)
Full Cure Time	1 Hours
Global Trade Identification Number	00043425826756
Item Form	Putty, Stick
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Weight	1.8 Ounces
Manufacturer	J B Weld
Manufacturer Part Number	8267-S
Material Type	Steel
Model	8267
Number of Pieces	1
Other Special Features of the Product	Steel Reinforced
Specific Uses For Product	plumbing
UPC	079340820067 043425826756 043425021007 718767917058
Viscosity Level	Medium to High
Volume	2 Fluid Ounces

J-B Weld Company 8267-S 24 Pack 2 oz. SteelStik Steel Reinforced Epoxy Putty Stick, Dark Gray

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