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How to cure JB Weld faster?
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Posted by Willy P on March 21, 2005 at 19:09:39 from (204.96.24.101):
I am repairing a crack in the block with JBWeld and when I put it in the hole or crack in a few minutes it starts running out the side and down the block. How can I make it cure faster or is the faster curing JB Weld as good as the regular JB Weld? I know that this is not the proper way to fix a block but it seems to work and every few months I have to go back and take the old off and put some new on it which is cheaper than stripping the block down and having it fixed right. Thanks
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