J-B Weld

[Clutch]

Okay guys and girls how strong is this stuff? I'm thinking of using it as a Loctite to take up the voids in the mess of an inner-C to hold my Kingpin in on the square body crew take I'll look see if you think it'll work and let me have your input.

https://gbodyforum.com/threads/square-body-crew.63701/page-33

 

[melloelky]

@this point i'd try Loctite 620

 

[pontiacgp]

or as I posted in your other thread......(are you in need of extra attention today??......)

what about this stuff....

https://www.acklandsgrainger.com/en/product/LOCTITE-620-RET-COMPOUND-HIGH-TEMP/p/LCT62070

or this...

https://www.fastenal.com/products/details/0121780

 

[oldsofb]

If this is what you're talking about, I think it should work. https://www.jbweld.com/products/steelstik-epoxy-putty-stick

I've used this before. It worked great. Cut off a piece, kneed it, apply it, let it set. I've done this for a stripped out thread hole. Drilled it, tapped it and installed the bolt.

Hutch

 

[Jeff L]

I second the jb weld. Had the inlet of a muffler break once, not from rust, going over railroad tracks. I set it back up and used jb weld all around. Never had an issue again.

 

[Clone TIE Pilot]

I would replace the part or take it to professional . Big thick part like that would requirec at least two torches to heat it up, maybe even a big oven for casting. Thick iron is hard to weld becausd it soaks up a lot of heat.