J-B Weld50133 Plastic Bonder Structural Adhesive Syringe - Dries Tan - 25 ml (Pack of 2)

I purchased this based on the recommendation of someone who recently used it to repair a broken laptop frame. Originally I thought this was epoxy, but it is actually a 2-part urethane glue which mixes like epoxy. So far, it has worked quite well and has held firm on everything I have used it on - broken car trim mostly. It doesn't set quite as hard as epoxy so after it dries, excess residue can be mechanically removed easier than epoxy. I have not tried it on non-plastic items, but I highly recommend it for use on plastic.

I have a Craftsman riding lawn tractor and because of poor design and cost cutting the engine hood is prone to break off. I searched around to buy a replacement part but the price tag was $600. Well I decided I wasn't going to pay that highway robbery price and decided I would try to repair the broken off attachment sections of the hood. I first used some super glue to bond the parts in place before attempting to apply the plastic weld. With the super glue holding the parts in place I applied the JB Plastic Weld. I found it easy to work with and it delivered on all the product statements. I just followed the directions and 24 hours later I didn't need to spend the $600 dollars for a new engine cover. I am very happy about that. The color or the hood is red and the repair material is tan. This doesn't look to good but I like it because Craftsman deserves this type of advertisement for engineering an inferior part and grossly overcharging for a replacement part. This will be my last Craftsman lawn tractor but not my last JB Plastic weld if I ever need to repair broken plastic again.

Repair broken spoiler on Honda Pilot

I have tested nearly every plastic type adhesive on the market and this stuff sticks the best and is the strongest. I can even get it to work on HDPE and Polyethylene if I sand it and apply a coat of adhesive promoter spray. I've fixed a bunch of ATV and motorcycle fender tears.

The picture shows the yellow package but it is the tan one. It smells way worse than the yellow package and I did it outside (neither are as bad smelling as the wood weld). The mixture is weird compared to the yellow package and it spreads different. None of this is essentially bad but I was used to the other and the picture was of the yellow. If any of that is important to your project see if the same seller has the other. I would have still used this seller if I knew they had another style like the plastic weld I was using as depicted. It didn't not work but it was different than what I ordered

Saved a few hundred bucks already on broken plastic parts that would otherwise have gone to a landfill. After so many epic fails with regular glues and epoxies, I was surprised it worked.

This is a great product. Worked exactly as needed. Fast shipping!

Description (and price matches TWO) says 2 tubes, but only received 1.