plastic home weldering tip
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plastic home weldering tip
Hi guys, i dont know if you knows this , but i want to share
a lot of plastics parts are welder using super bond and bicarbonate of soda
first drop 3 o4 drops of super bond, after drop the bicarbonate of soda powder over, don't put your finger, after drop more super bonder, this will be a rock
look the photo i left part w/o bond just to show
hope this help someone
a lot of plastics parts are welder using super bond and bicarbonate of soda
first drop 3 o4 drops of super bond, after drop the bicarbonate of soda powder over, don't put your finger, after drop more super bonder, this will be a rock
look the photo i left part w/o bond just to show
hope this help someone
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Fantastic. I assume the Baking Soda acts as a thickening agent to add some rigidity to the bonded area.
Great tip!
Great tip!
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It seems it would be a lot cleaner and easier to just by the plastic glue (such as Loctite for Plastic) at the hardware store. What makes this process desirable over the liquid glue?
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once i broked a fan blade and it had a strong sound (vibration) i went to see and found the tip of blade broken believe me. I did that and the fan still working silently til now.
It make a thick cover to improve stiffness i think
It make a thick cover to improve stiffness i think
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I had read a story 25 years ago about using this combination on a leaking motorcycle gas tank. The original idea was to just get the man back home cheaply, but it had stopped the crack from spreading for over a year before he actually repaired it.
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