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

I used this to repair a small leak in a 2" pipe, and it worked perfectly. The wrap activated easily with water and was simple to apply, even for someone without plumbing experience. It set quickly and cured solid within 24 hours, just like the packaging said. I was impressed by how strong and secure the bond felt once it hardened. It’s a great emergency fix and saved me from a costly repair. Highly recommend for anyone needing a fast, reliable pipe solution!

I had a small hole in the connector pipe between the inside pipe and the pipe to the hose spigot outside. I discovered it after receiving a 200 water bill. I bought this along with a couple of other things to repair the hole, since I didn't know how they would work.I decided to start with this item and guess what? I didn't need the other things I ordered! This stuff totally fixed my problem, and it wasn't complicated at all. The only mistake I made was I thought the black bandage included was the strip that you submerge to activate. It's not, you want the one in the silver bag. It's not labeled, it just has the cautions on it. Basically, I kneaded the putty and placed it over the hole. Then I activated the fiber tape, be careful, it is messy! I wrapped it around the epoxy putty and then covered it with the black bandage and left it to cure. The only problem I ran into is that you are supposed to leave the bandage on for a few minutes and then remove it. I must have left it to long because it fused to the fiber tape and I couldn't remove it. It cures in about an hour, but I waited 24 before turning on the water. I watered my yard and garden the next day and it held just fine. I saved my cheap landlord a healthy chunk of change on a plumber in about 10 minutes.If you have a small repair like I had, this stuff works wonders. Application was easy but messy due to the fiber tape, but they include gloves. The price point wasn't painful either. Definitely cheaper than a plumber!

Amazing product. So easy to use, instead of changing the entire pipe, I used this to fix a pretty big crack and it is good as new!!!. It hardens like a rock. Don't buy anything else, this works like a magic on plastic & metal pipe. I used it on laundry drainage pipe.

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.

Worked on my CPVC pipe. It had a pinhole leak that was spraying water when under pressure after I had cut and spliced the pipe next to it.

I was skeptical but needed a quick fix and it worked as the advertising said it would. Quick repair that is holding strong with no leaks. love it.

This is a complete FAIL! I prepped the pipe to allow the epoxy putty to get a clean and good grip. I mixed the putty completely. I feathered the edges slightly to provide a good and wide edge overlap with the good pipe. Then I mixed the water into the pouch using the JB Weld Youtube video as a guide. Then I applied the tape. The tape almost immediately started to move on it's own. This is the purpose for the black wrap has to be to keep the white tape in place. Well I did that too. I did not turn the water on in an hour as they claim this is the needed time. I waited until the next day. Yes, the pipe is leaking still. And now this humongous mess in stuck on the pipe. The section of pipe will have to be cut out and replaced. What a STUPID waste of time, money and effort. I did try their marine epoxy before this and guess what? It never really got hard. You can scrape it off with a screwdriver blade. No more JB Weld anything ever again!

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.