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Permatex 25906 Liquid Solder, 1.5 Fl. Oz. Tube

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Product Details

Binding: Misc.

Brand: Permatex

EAN: 0686226259066

Features: Resists water, oil and gasoline, Fills small holes or rust perforations, Easy-to-use - no heat or tools required, Contains no conductive metal; Not to be used for electrical repairs, Suggested Applications: Broken weld lines, trunk compartment or other body parts, battery trays, floor panels

Label: Permatex

Manufacturer: Permatex

Model: 25906

Product Group: Automotive Parts and Accessories

Publisher: Permatex

Studio: Permatex

Title: Permatex 25906 Liquid Solder, 1.5 Fl. Oz. Tube

UPC: 686226259066

Avg Customer Rating: 3 stars

Product Description: Applies soft and quickly dries into a metal-tough weather-resistant bond. Its ideal for stopping leaks and repairing split seams in metal. Resists water oil and gasoline.Fills small holes or rust perforations. Its easy-to-use no heat or tools required. Contains no conductive metal. Not to be used for electrical repairs. Suggested Applications:Broken weld lines trunk compartment or other body parts battery trays floor panels

Customer Reviews

1 stars Not to be used for electrical repairs.?..
...is what the small print on the bottom of the packaging says. This stuff is described as "ideal for stopping leaks and repairing split seams in metal". I bought it to 'solder' repair the small battery connections in 2 different automobile keyless entry remotes. It did not come close to working...or even adhering or drying solid. Make sure your use of this product is for the right type of repair.

5 stars great product
I am really happy to find this product. I have not been able to find it in stores. I used this product over 45 years ago when I was in jr high school. I used in metal shop. Teacher counld not tell that it solder out of a tube. Was I cheating? My mother is still using the dust pan with the joints filled in with "liquid solder".