DIY: How to Repair a Crack in Bath Tub or Wall

A quick and simple video for repairing cracks in your bathroom tub or walls using JB Weld
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[@rainbowcanoe17]

thanks so much for this video!! exactly what i needed

[@ljbrandt500]

Thanks for posting, the jb weld marine seems like a great product to use for this issue and the process is relatively simple compared to others doing multiple layers of bondo that needs to be painted

[@shoeshineboy5869]

Ok, did anybody else besides me notice that the tub at the end of the video was NOT the same tub where the repair occurred?

[@JoeMartinMVC]

It's the same tub, and the next video that was released (and should be next in the recommended for most people) was epoxying the tub. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHeXdKyjatuWeposi=rS__padUsRpgpabj Figured I'd add the teaser for it at the end of this video since most people would be unhappy if they had a discolored repair.

Literally posted my same day my bathtub cracked haha

[@huangsam00]

I saw one video drawing two holes at crack and injecting foam. I think foam cushion under the tub will prevent further crack.

[@JoeMartinMVC]

Not a bad idea at all. I took that approach actually from the underside of the tub.

[@KeepinitrealwithKelz]

Thank you!

[@MESSICK92]

How long did this have to set for ? Was it a hard or more like a caulk ? Thanks for your time !

[@JoeMartinMVC]

I waited about 30 minutes or so before sanding it. It hardens completely similar to a hard plastic.

[@MESSICK92]

@@JoeMartinMVC thanks !

[@gabo__ph]

Hi brother! Little questions, I have a doubt, I saw a video you posted about calibrating a replaced dji drone gimbal with Phyton. I'm going to change PART of the gimbal, not putting a whole new one, is there any difference with calibration? What would you do in this case? Thanks in advance

[@JoeMartinMVC]

If you're just changing a part of the gimbal and not replacing the whole thing, you may not have to do any calibration afterward. it would depend on if the gimbal gets out of alignment during the process. If it does, you'll run the commands just like the video calls for.

[@gabo__ph]

Thanks bud! I'll definitvely take that in count, also, one more thing please, maybe you can diagnose this. I crashed my Air 2S, and the gimbal has issues now, it performs it's initial calibration after the start, but once done, the whole gimbal just drops, the camera works just fine and also the initial calibration, after that, everything related to gimbal stabilization dies. What do you think it could be??