SKU: 50151

WOODWELD SYRINGE - 25ML

$7.99

Attributes

Resealable No Waste Cap

Use On

Wood

Product Details

WoodWeld™ is a fast setting two-part urethane system formulated for wood bonding and repairs. When fully cured it can be shaped, tapped, filed, sanded and drilled. It provides a lasting permanent bond that is stronger than wood. WoodWeld™ has a 1:1 mixing ratio, sets in 6 minutes and cures in 1 Hour to a tan color. With a strength of 3770 PSI, WoodWeld™ cures to a hard, permanent bond.

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Product Attributes

Strength
3770 PSI
Set Time
15 Minutes
Cure Time
30 Minutes
Dry Color
Tan

Surfaces

Wood

How to Use

Prepare

Clean repair area of dirt, grease, oil, paint, rust, etc.

Mix

After removing replaceable cap, press down on plunger and squeeze equal amounts onto disposable surface and mix thoroughly.

Apply

Apply with appropriate tool in an even coat, weld bead or extruded shape as needed.

Dry

Sets in 15 minutes, cures in 30 minutes. A temperature below 40°F, needs longer set time. Only minimal pressure needed during setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is WoodWeld waterproof enough for exterior wood?

Yes. Once fully cured WoodWeld is a rigid plastic and is water resistant, so it holds up on an exterior post exposed to rain and some sun. The wood must be clean and dry when you apply it. For a large exterior crack, fill most of the depth with regular wood glue or filler and top the last layer with WoodWeld.

How fast does WoodWeld set and how strong is the bond?

WoodWeld sets in 15 minutes and cures in 30 minutes, with a tensile strength of 3770 PSI and a 1:1 mix ratio. It cures tan and forms a bond stronger than the wood itself. Once cured it can be shaped, tapped, filed, sanded and drilled. Clamp or tape the joint while it sets for the tightest glue line.

What size does WoodWeld come in, and how far does one syringe go?

The syringe holds 25 ml and that is the only size WoodWeld is offered in. Coverage depends entirely on the joint. A tight glue line goes a long way; a wide crack does not. For large fills, use wood glue or one of J-B Weld's wood fillers for the bulk of the volume and finish with WoodWeld.

Can WoodWeld be thinned so it flows into deep cracks?

No. Thinning WoodWeld reduces its strength and is not recommended. If you need something that flows into deep holes or checks, use a penetrating wood consolidant first. WoodWeld is already more liquid than an epoxy wood putty, so it will work into a reasonably tight joint on its own if you press the parts together while it sets.

How should I prepare rotted wood before using WoodWeld?

Stabilize the rot first. J-B Weld's Wood Restore penetrating stabilizer (40001) soaks into soft, punky wood and hardens it so there is something solid to bond to. Applying WoodWeld straight over rotted fibers gives a bond only as strong as the wood underneath. Remove loose material, let the area dry fully, then stabilize and repair.

Can WoodWeld be sanded, painted, or stained?

It can be sanded and painted once cured, but it will not take stain. It cures tan and stays that color under a stain, so the repair will show. If a repair needs to disappear on a stained finish, use a stainable wood filler instead. For painted work, sand flush after a full cure, then prime before the topcoat.

How should I store my syringe between uses?

Store the syringe nose-up rather than lying on its side. Keeping it upright helps prevent the tips from becoming contaminated, so the product stays ready for your next repair.

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