Plastex Plastic Repair Kit - Easily Glue, Repair or Remake Broken Plastic, Fiberglass, Wood & More!. (Standard Black Kit)

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Easy to work with. Shaped an odd broken mounting tab. Will be our go-to product for repairing things you can't find anywhere to replace. ( If possible that is. Some things may be beyond any help at all. ) You won't be disappointed. Thanks.

Product worked as needed.

It may not be pretty, but it worked! My Garmin 645 Music had a pin retaining hole break away and I had no way to keep my watch band secured. I got this plastex repair kit in black to match the color, and after a quick mix of the activator and the powder and dabbing the mixture onto the place where the break had occurred with a toothpick in place to keep a pin hole open, it was fixed! It took 30 minutes for the plastic to fully cure and I’ll be sanding it later to make the repair blend a little better, but this stuff was gel, and now it’s as hard as a rock and firmly adhered to the original plastic! I’ll post again later after it’s been exposed to a few shocks, but for now, I can whip my wrist, rap the counter sharply with the watch, and even pull gently on the band without the plastic breaking. If you have a small plastic repair you need to make, don’t hesitate. This stuff works well. Follow the instructions and make sure to get the right color. White, Clear, or Black.

I used this to fix cracks in hard to find motorcycle fairings. Follow the directions and it works amazingly well.

Takes a little practice, but there's plenty of how to videos on YouTube. I've been using it to go over all my motorcycle fairings. Using the mold also takes practice but you can definitely re make broken tabs. *tip* manufacturer video says to heat the mold on my a hotplate or stove- if you are not careful you can ruin the mold. Better drop it into a mug of water an microwave it. The powder/resin works like magic!! Sandable, drillable, it's like making new plastic.

Nice idea, but a little messy.

I found it easiest to heat up the molding material with a heat gun on my glass cooktop. Once I got the molds made I was able to recast broken tabs without issue and they appear to be reasonably sturdy. I did also try to use this to glue some tiny pieces of broken plastic together but I struggled with that application mainly due to the size of the pieces... in that case it may have been better to mix the platex on some scrap and dab the mixture onto the parts instead of following the directions, ymmv.