You need to heat it because unlike water, antifreeze will not evaporate over time. JB weld will do **** all if it's even slightly wet, in fact it will just come off like as if you had tried to stick a piece of cold gum to it.
I know this cause my friends rx7 had a pinhole rad leak when he came over on the weekend, temp was almost at the "H" cause pressure was lost and the fluid was boiling. Point being we couldn't drain it and tried to just jam JB weld in there and it didn't do anything, just fell off. In the end we had to get it as dry as possible, and then use blue RTV with strips of fabric layed in almost like a fiber glass :)
It worked and it got him home.
I know this cause my friends rx7 had a pinhole rad leak when he came over on the weekend, temp was almost at the "H" cause pressure was lost and the fluid was boiling. Point being we couldn't drain it and tried to just jam JB weld in there and it didn't do anything, just fell off. In the end we had to get it as dry as possible, and then use blue RTV with strips of fabric layed in almost like a fiber glass :)
It worked and it got him home.