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Where can I get JB Weld?

ChefAlChefAl Posts: 66
edited 5:04AM in EggHead Forum
I dropped the cast iron grate on my platesetter today and the platesetter lost. Where can I get some JB WELD? I am hoping to find it locally so I can use it tomorrow.

Please advise and thanks in advance!

Comments

  • BBQMavenBBQMaven Posts: 1,041
    Any Auto Parts store carries it...
    Kent Madison MS
  • BBQMavenBBQMaven Posts: 1,041
    bet WalMart does too
    Kent Madison MS
  • ClamClam Posts: 117
    Lowes, Home Depot, etc.
  • Grandpas GrubGrandpas Grub Posts: 14,226
     
    I picked up some at Home Depot and have seen it at Lowes. I have also seen it at Ace Hardware.

    GG
  • Gator Bait Gator Bait Posts: 5,244
     
    Hi Al, I know JB Weld is the recommended repair material but it is rated for only 500º continuous heat and 600º intermittently and is non toxic. You are probably cooking at higher temperatures. There is Resbond™ 907GF Adhesive & Sealant that is rated from -300°F to 2300°F. I have never used it but it may be worth calling the company and asking them about it and where to get it.

    Blair

     
  • HossHoss Posts: 14,600
    AUTOZONE,NAPA.
  • Frank from HoumaFrank from Houma Posts: 5,755
    If it is your small PS cracked across the middle or a small segment of your XL, JB Weld will do the job. If it is your XL PS across the middle, you will be able to fix it with JB Weld, but it won't last because of the weight and unsupported length.
  • ranger rayranger ray Posts: 812
    i'd use a couple pieces of angle iron or flat stock ,drilled and bolted across the crack..similar to what a surgeon does for a broken leg...
  • ChefAlChefAl Posts: 66
    Thanks guys! It was my small platesetter. I will try the JB and if that doesn't work I guess I will just replace it.
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