Local source for weld-on?

[AHDOnline]

Is there a local source to pickup a small bottle of weld-on?

I have looked a few places and no luck yet. Everytime i ask someone they hand me a package of jbweld

 

[raynist]

What number do you need? I think I have some sitting around somewhere, maybe weld on 4?? It is fairly thick stuff.

 

[AHDOnline]

I was going to try my hand at some small overflows, and in tank nursery setups. So i don't know how much i need.

I am looking for #4.

 

[bmiller1234]

I found 2 places in cranberry that deal acrylics, piedmont plastics which is on road behind costco and laird plastics which is back on unionville behind traco. They both have sites you could get a number and call for what all they have

 

[SirusX1721]

I prefer #16. More like a rubber cement, so minimal running. Ace-hardware has it.

 

[AHDOnline]

I just looked at ace hardware monday and couldnt find it. I also looked at the hobby store in cranberry next to lowes.

still a couple more places to check, I just didnt want to pay shipping if I can find it local

 

[SirusX1721]

Whenever I come up for the FW stuff I'll bring some with me that you can have. It's #16 though.

 

[AHDOnline]

I read the differences on mel's site, and IPS's site. So really i guess its all on how "good" i am.

I just want to build some little boxes and a small testing rack for some frag tanks

 

[NaClH2Opgh]

I have a pint of #4 I got from TAP just off of the West End Bridge. I have the applicator for it also.

TAP
RJ Casey Industrial Park
1800 Columbus Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15233

Toll Free: 877-348-6825
Phone: 412-322-1072
Fax: 412-322-2678
Email: tpi_pit@totalplastics.com

How soon do you need it? I could meet you Monday or Tuesday. You could use it and return when your done. I will never use all of it.

 

[SirusX1721]

#16 will work. #3 & #4 are better for fine and precisely cut pieces that fit well together. #16 is great for those with a "rough" cut or needs spaces filled.