Top 5 Best Epoxy For Aluminum You can Buy Right Now [2023]

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0:45 J-B Weld 8281 Professional Epoxy
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02:40 J-B Weld 8267 SteelStik Steel Reinforced Epoxy
03:42 J-B Weld 8271 KwikWeld Reinforced Epoxy
04:31 J-B Weld 8277 WaterWeld Epoxy
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Listen people surface preparation is everything to superior bonding of anything. If possible Methyl Ethel Keytone (M.E.K.) or Acetone or Lacquer Thinner. = Hottest to Weakest. Aluminum is best grit blasted with a cheap pistol and small air compressor then solvent cleaned before applying epoxy and possibly flush riveted if necessary.. Polyester Resin (aka fiberglass resin) is also a good epoxy resin for bonding metals and if necessary it can be thickened to Vaseline consistency with Aerosil finely ground fiberglass roving. Bondo is the same thing, polyester resin with a catalyst. All epoxies are catalyst based.
JB WELD IS NOT STRONGER THAN STEEL, what a roos, however after allowing to cure for a few days it does machine up very nicely. High speed machining can leave a good surface finish. It has good shear strength but not tensile strength. It can snap and break when fully cured out, however it is fairly tough stuff, more rigid and harder than ABS plastic. ABS melts like at 180 degrees.
Aluminum can contain up to 50% silicon for fluidity in molten pouring and to produce heat resistance throughout it's life.. Therefore things don't stick that well, think Teflon. The surface needs to be prepped and cleaned and the bonding agent needs to be applied right when the solvent is flashing off to prevent any air moisture to establish itself on the alloy's surface, the rough grit blasting will help establish a key for the epoxy to grab onto instead of a smooth surface. Sanding would be appropriate also to roughen up the bonding surface and then cleaned with solvent.
JB Weld has a pot life of around 40 minutes before it starts to catalyze and polyester is about 10-20 minutes depending how hot it's mixed, so the resin should be catalyzed ( hardener) prior to cleaning with solvent so it can be applied immediately when the solvent is flashed off.
Hopes this helps someone.

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