J-B WeldFiberWeld 2” Pipe Repair Cast 2x60 Inch - High Strength Adhesive Fiberglass Wrap - White (38260)

the flange right after my cat converter rusted out and disconnected. With the loss of back pressure I thought I blew the engine. Looking at $1000 repair, I decided to give this a try. The pipes were in good condition. I had to use two packages, a little messy to use, but the repair worked, the pipes are holding together fine. Car runs great.

Used this kit to repair a tiny leak on the pipe. It was easy to use and didn’t take long to fix. It worked perfectly and no more drips from the pipe. The tape was very secure. So glad to fix the leak without having a plumber.

Bought this for repairing broken pipes and sealing leaks.What I like • The cast is easy to apply and molds well to the pipe, providing a strong seal. • Quick-drying and durable, ensuring long-lasting repairs. • Works on various pipe materials, making it versatile for different plumbing issues.What could be better • The application can be a bit messy if not used carefully. • It might not be suitable for very large or high-pressure pipes. • The instructions could be clearer for first-time users.Bottom line: A practical and effective solution for pipe repairs, but may not work for all types of pipes. Perfect for DIY repairs and temporary fixes, but consider professional solutions for high-pressure or larger pipes.

Finally something that actually works on pressurized lines. Sometimes it is too much work to replace pipes so this was a fast and permanent fix for a slow leak I had in my pump hose on a1" PVC line.Super easy to use, after an hour of curing the leak is gone. Love this product. Wish it came in a contractor pack of 5 or 10 since you will use the entire roll on one leak.

Work as described

I use JB Weld epoxy for many repair jobs around the home. I m never without it. It's the best epoxy I ve used!However, this product was a complete disappointment . I purchased it based on the description given. Unfortunately the description left out some critical information. It left out the fact that the kit included a stick of epoxy that had to be applied before the fiber of lass wrap!When I bought it, I was under the impression, due to it's incomplete description, that all that was required was to moisten the fiber glass and wrap the Ileak with it and in fifteen minutes you d have a solid repair.In reality, the 15 min is only the cure time for the epoxy stick, the fiber glass takes my h longer and you can't turn the water on for 24 hrs.So, this product is totally useless to me! I ll put it in my plumbing kit but expect to never use it and eventually to toss it.Shame on JB Weld! If their regular epoxy wasn't as great as it is I d never buy or use anything of theirs again! Unfortunately, they are the best epoxy out there, by far!So, take heed !Their standard two part epoxy is beyond compare but I would never buy the fiberglass product again!I hope they don't mess up the regular epoxy product.

I used this for the first time, after using the powerwrap brand for 30 years, and must say it didnt perform like the original. It took much longer to adhere, harden, and dry. The original gets hot, sets up quickly, and sheds water, dries in 20 minutes. This time, it took 30 minutes to set. It wanted to keep unraveling. Then it took an hour to harden. And no heat to signal that it was working. Then it leaked ever so slightly, requiring a 2nd application. The powerwrap, all I ever had to do, instead of dunking it in water, was to wrap a layer, spray it with a spray bottle, then wrap it completely, and spray with water. It gets hot, and solidofies in 10 minutes to a very nice seal. Idk if i got a bad apple, but it just didnt work like the original.

whoa - really worked.Instructions are terrible and I doubt I followed them but it didn't matter. I put on the gloves, took out the gooey wrap, unwrapped it, dunked it in warm water and wrapped my pipe. Due to the awkward location, no way I could get 5 wraps around, and it didn't matter. Worked anyway. Formed a great seal and held (at least under low pressure).note: my pipe is outdoors and usually kept off, i.e. low stakes if it leaks again; it's outdoor hot water pipe, so if it leaks I'll know from the steam!