Delboy's Garage, Plastic Welding panel lug repair.

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Everyone with a japanese bike older than a year will have had a snapped off plastic lug at some point. They cant just be glued back on as it never holds and will just snap back off again, they are a natural stress point and need beefing up if they are to remain intact...
Here's how i do mine, once done like this... they never break again.... Enjoy.

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@saddlsor 3 года назад

9 and a half years later, I now have hope for repairing / restoring a 20-year-old UJM. A fun little Honda VTR250, acquired with the requisite cracked and broken body panels. I have been putting off diving into it, for the fear of the cost of plastics repair. NO FEAR! Amazing how simple some jobs can be... if you first only KNOW. Credit Delboy's Garage for saving yet another old motorcycle, otherwise relegated to a corner of the garage, never to run the roads again. You have a new subscriber, mate -- I'll add my thanks and appreciation.

@Moonfleet41 3 года назад

Thank you Mark, and welcome aboard.. im glad this old video has been an inspiration, and still relavant after almost a decade.. old tricks never date aye.. Good luck with the project and have fun..

@bufallobiff 10 лет назад

You sir, are a genius. The L.H. side cover on my "81 Suzuki GS 850 is back in place. After two repairs with epoxy, I thought I was gonna be looking for a replacement. Even with Ebay, an identical one is unobtainium and a N.O.S.is too much money for me. I experimented with your method with a pointed soldering gun and tacked it in place as you did then I gobbed the plastic on using a hotter gun. I popped it in and removed it in the process and it showed no signs of weakening. It's nice to see someone who knows what the hell he's talking about on youtube.and I appreciate your tutelage...

@timothyrushton96 10 лет назад

You absolute legend. Just letting you know I'm watching your video here in Sydney and you just saved me ALOT of money after the mechanic wanted me to buy a whole new fairing.

@Moonfleet41 10 лет назад

Ayup Tim, that's great news mate, and such a common story ... so few companies will repair things these days, they'll make the same profit from just replacing it... and they don't really care if you can afford it or not! Glad we could help and thanks for watching mate, all the best, Del

@lordjohn9191 11 лет назад

this one helped me, i plastic welded my side panel and my mates front panel, i didnt have a dremel but found it very easy to cut the troff for the plastic to weld into with the solder iron. used couple paper clips to strengthen wanted to use staples but mislaid them. cheers again mate

@JDnBeastlet 4 года назад

Hiya Del, I used your plastic welding technique to repair a broken lug on my own Bandit. Worked like a charm and strong as new. I've also found it good for other repairs - cracked plastic recycling and garbage bins, a cracked dustpan and the clear plastic shroud of a food chopper that had become brittle from too many dishwasher cycles. Thanks mate!

@Moonfleet41 4 года назад

That's news mate, and if you think about it, the plastic is already made, so to recycle or repurpose a plastic is surely a great environmentally friendly thing to do! Glad to it worked mate.

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Thanks Robert, i appreciate you watching, i try to make something at least twice a week...glad you enjoyed it.. take care and havce a happy new year.. Del.

@keepitrunning 10 лет назад

As always, interesting advice. I've only ever had to fix one lug, one of the ones that sticks out from a side panel and pushed into a grommet. I used epoxy glue, which worked well, but then reinforced with plastic strips I cut from an ice cream tub. It's held for ten year or more but does look messy. Always fun working out how to fix things though.

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Sorry Steven, it was hidden under the bodywork so i didnt bother paijnting it... but if it helps heres what i would do... fill back the lumpy finish till its flat, then sand the area with 800 grit to make it 'key'.. then just spray it with some high build primer, and flat back with 400, 200, 180 grit till its smooth... then just repaint it as normal. hope that helps.. thanks for watching.. Del.

@windsorpatb 5 лет назад

’n’ Bob’s yer uncle! So good to hear an accent similar to my childhood and teen years in Marlow, Bucks. Now have lived in Boston, Mass. for many years, but still fond memories. Ta, Del! :-)

@Moonfleet41 5 лет назад

Good to hear from you mate, we never forget our home stomping ground aye?!

@alexb.3388 10 лет назад

Thank you so much for showing this simple trick. I really appreciate it. I've repaired my side cover using your technique (stopper stuck in grommet, cover in my hand! ). Next I'll repair a broken lug. I realised when I was doing it, that you've done this a few times... it's not quite as easy as you make it look. I've also posted a link to the video in the forum for my 30 year old bike. So you might get some more fans! Keep it up. Cheers, Alex B.

@Moonfleet41 10 лет назад

Thanks Alexander, glad you found the video helpful, and many thanks for posting on your forum, much appreciated ... and enjoy the plastic welding jobs you have to do!

@mattwright9485 6 лет назад

Fantastic video.I tried this today on my belly pan.the lug snapped off.and glue wasn't strong enough.this worked a treat.Thankyou buddy.

@Moonfleet41 6 лет назад

Nice one mate, glad it worked for ya... thanks for your feedback, all the best, Del

@MrSvenholio 11 лет назад

Thanks for the tip. Just had a braking light switch not working completely. The housing was loose allowing the switch to push the body out rather than compress. A quick run down the case with the soldering iron, topped up with a small cable tie, case solid, brake light works a treat :D

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Ha ha many people say that, then go off and start finding all sorts to fix, kids toys, domestic items, car bumpers etc etc...the possibilities are endless....thanks for watching mate.. cheers, Del.

@boredofitall 13 лет назад

Props to you both by the way for all these great videos. Mustn't forget the camera lady!

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Haha, isn't it always the way, mate, if you can't find the plastic then you can cut a piece to size from an old dustpan or plastic bucket and weld it in, anything that's the same thickness and curve will do, then just sand, prime and paint, good luck with it, let us know how you get on, I'd be interested to see the results, Thanks for watching, Del

@bigrusscarrey3740 4 года назад

THANK YOU MR. DELBOY for making this video for us, very informative,, I like the use of cable ties and wire aswell. A JOB WELL DONE MATE

@Moonfleet41 4 года назад

Most welcome Sir, glad the video helped you, enoy your projects and thanks for your feedback!

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Ha ha, thanks buddy, kind words indeed... thanks for watching, im glad you liked it.. cheers, Del.

@pbloodyp 9 лет назад

Bloody brilliant mate, as usual! My son bought a piece of junk "big scooter" with the bodywork in ruins. I would actually prefer to set fire to it in the drive, but now I think we might be able to get it half presentable again.

@Moonfleet41 9 лет назад

Yeah why not....nothings ever that far gone that it can be fixed...good luck with it buddy..

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Good luck wit it matey, its good fun and better then buying new panels...!

@flemmygun 7 лет назад

Hey excellent video, as usual. Used my new skill to repair the broken footwell on my atv.

@stankernaghan1908 10 лет назад

Brilliant. What I great way to repair plastic this method saved me a fortune

@Moonfleet41 10 лет назад

Good stuff Stan, thats what we like to hear mate...

@apaulanarius 12 лет назад

Great idea idea about beefy up with copper wire lugs. Thanks for sharing.

@daveasher1174 6 лет назад

Just repaired my fits broken lug Del. Brilliant. THANKS!

@Moonfleet41 6 лет назад

Well done mate, feels good to do it yourself aye ?!

@DeadlyDean19 12 лет назад

This is absolutly ledgendary Del boy! I always done this trick on the Clio Cup cars and I never thought of using it on lugs on the old horse. Great idea and KEEP going making the clips mate I love diving into some Del boy after work or at work.. haha

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Thanks Jim, you are very kind, im glad you like it... its the simple things that work aye.. Del.

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Yeah. thats more or less it, what i meant was that if you have another bit of broken plastic the same stuff as the job, then that will be the very best 'solder'.. but as a goos second, cable ties are made form nylon, and as thats very soft and pliable, it makes a good flexible weld... and as some of the plastic vapourises under the hot iron you need to add a bit more to build up the meterial and make it stronger... and yeah, the steel paper clip makes a great stitch..

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

sounds like a good plan to me, file the broken end so it fits as well as possible, and get stuck in mate... Del.

@Chazillor 9 лет назад

Funny how this came up in my suggested vids as I was video hopping, another thing to do on the new bike! It aint pretty but I like it mate, especially when it's using stuff I've already got laying around!

@Moonfleet41 9 лет назад

You're right mate, its not pretty...but it works really well, and you can always rub it down and paint it afterwards....nobody would ever know it was broken..

@650GSF 10 лет назад

thanks dell I hadn't seen this one, that will do for a repair for my bandit, I probably will dig deep and replace it in the future as the bike is in good condition despite my two crashes, not to bad when you land on the grass verge lol

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

@RareTreatLetMeTellYo Hi mate, yes you can weld it just one side, but it wont be as strong and may break again in the future.... but there is no harm in giving it a go and seeing it it will work. if it breaks again, then you will obviosuly have to get it painted, but at least you tried... hope that helps mate.... cheers, Del.

@2007cls550 9 лет назад

WOW! Great tips, Del.

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

You're welcome mate, glad it helps you.. Del.

@Moonfleet41 13 лет назад

@steeveomatic Ha ha, bloody hell, thats going back, .....now where did i put that gaffer tape...?

@craigsfireblade 9 лет назад

Absolutely buzzing watching this . It's the same side on my bandit so after watching I am gunna sort it got quoted 50 pound lol

@Moonfleet41 9 лет назад

Nice one mate...glad it can help you...good luck with it...Del.

@craigsfireblade 9 лет назад

Moonfleet41 thanks del :)

@rustyneedles3743 4 года назад

mate, I used your tips with plastic welding, including the cable ties, to fix the fucking fridge shelf that had broke and dude ! it's is so fucking strong, I worked out a method to stitch the plastic, with the new plastic added with the cable tie and well, it's just so damn good, lol, thanks for the idea and tips :)

@B0M0A0K 11 лет назад

As always, a really useful video. Good on yah Delboy.

@cokane6588 11 лет назад

Great video the most easy cost effective and simple on RU-vid maybe it because your a fellow Brit just subbed 2 thumbs up

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Exactly that mate, that's precisely the reason we upload them & I'm absolutely chuffed you saved so much money - mine's a pint of Stella if we ever meet! Good going, buddy, Cheers, Del

@drahcirt1 9 лет назад

I use number plate bolts on non stressed bits on my off road bikes. They break before the plastics if (when) I crash.

@Moonfleet41 13 лет назад

@tmiffer56 You're welcome mate. its a simple task, just not commonly attempted in these throw away times, good luck with the ZXR, they are a crackin bike, lets have a video of yer progress aye..! Cheers. Del.

@MrGaserf 9 лет назад

great stuff im all set now

@GPz84 8 лет назад

I find the welding trick NEVER holds. ABS motorcycle plastic, non abs cable ties. For me, I found a simple trick. Get some old ABS pipe and shave it down to get some filings. Mix in a plastic bottle with small amount of acetone. The acetone melts the ABS and ONLY ABS. You want a soft putty consistency,so either add more ABS shavings or let some acetone evaporate off. Apply the putty to bare ABS and it will chemically weld, becoming one with the part being fixed, not a patch. It will NEVER let go and will be just as strong as the part ever was. I just fixed major fairing damage on my bike and it looks like new! If fixing a crack the trick is to file or Dremmel a small v channel in the crack, then fill with the ABS putty. For tabs I simply sand the back of the parts and putty it up, reinforcing as well. LEGO is ABS plastic and a small bit of acetone will melt it down as well, giving you repair putty.

@Moonfleet41 8 лет назад

"I find the welding trick NEVER holds"... then you haven't done it correctly... I find the most effective plastic welding is done with cable ties because they are soft and melt more quickly, leading to less vapourisation of the parent plastic, the reason your plastic welds have never held is more then likely because you don't melt the parent plastic enough, all welding is able penetration, just as with metal, you must liquify the parent material before adding the filler material, most people simply melt the cable tie and hope it sticks... it will stick, but it will not become one with the parent material unless you melt that completely to a liquid and combine the two plastics as one... as with all welding, it's a matter of combining the two materials in to one material...so it's probably more your technique that is laking Sir, I assure you I've never had a plastic weld break.... but I do find your chemical method of making putty really interesting and may have a go at the myself... thanks for taking the time to reply, appreciate your input !

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Thankyou kindly sir, its just common sense aye..!

@steven13121512 12 лет назад

hey do you have an video of painting the plastic after welding it?

@jimbryce502 11 лет назад

the amount of people that ask me to fibre glass their plastics is amazing,and when you say "well it wont last for ever" they look at you like im stupid lmao.

@UMNT 10 лет назад

sir. im so thankful you really help us a lot also gave us extra ideas and saves us money. can i request or do you have a video on how to for clean and adjustment of carburetor for motorcycle? more thanks ride safe

@Moonfleet41 10 лет назад

Hi Michael, have not done a carb clean video, as have not had cause to clean one, you can buy products to flush through them if it's only minor, but if they've been laid up a long time, then take a manual, remove them from the bike, and clean them on a bench, but all carbs are different, so it would be difficult to know any detail about yours... sorry I can't be any more help, good luck, Del

@JohnathanRitter 12 лет назад

@boulderdsvo I've been using that on my Venture. But you have to damn near sterilize the plastic now or JB just busts right where it was supposed to fix.

@iandouglas451 2 месяца назад

thank you so much

@danluzanycia1494 7 лет назад

what if you do not have the snapped plastic lug? what could you use to plastic weld to the fairing?

@Moonfleet41 7 лет назад

Well that'd be up to your imagination buddy.... find something that you can fashion into a lug, ive seen people use a self tapping screw in the place where the lug was...pops nicely into the rubber hols, and does the job..!

@bboywonder13 11 лет назад

Hey Delboy! Great video! I'm going to watch and keep an eye on a lot of ur videos, I have few questions, would you say that a copper stitch would be necessary for a side panel crack? I also have a few cracks happening at the bolt points but they are not lugs, they are quite a way into the panel/faring, should they be repaired equally as strong as a lug with a metal stitch? and finally haha might sound like a stupid but is there any difference between white and black cable ties' plastic? thanks!

@SteveD328 11 лет назад

Very good info here, thanks for posting it. However, I'm sure the people who make and sell the plastic welding kits wouldn't like it though :-P

@Moonfleet41 13 лет назад

@terroristone Thanks mate, i freind of mine saw this the last time i posted it, and went and repaired half a dozen of his kids toys.... every little helps aye..lol..

@213dwb 11 лет назад

That was awesome I'm going to practice that

@boredofitall 13 лет назад

Plastic smoke...don't breathe this! RE: for those who don't know...watch the "Will it blend" videos ;)

@ottokiehl5413 3 года назад

Overall very informative, but "THE BEST filler" is NOT cable tie, but pieces of the exact material that you are repairing. There are numerous different types of "Plastics" and cable ties are generally made of some type of polyethylene. This would not match ABS, for example.

@Rasd4Metta 13 лет назад

@Moonfleet41 Well I've been looking around for something I can break so I can try it lol

@robertaupton3221 6 лет назад

Bodge? Wrong filler material used and bits of wire? Most panels are either ABS or ABS Polycarbonate alloy. The ABS is the core material for strength and the PolyC for toughness. Cable ties are Nylon so not compatible. Find some ABS and use that? Also groov the rear unseen edge of the crack and fill that with donor material. Food containers are not suitable either. Car bumpers (painted ones?) are a good source and there's lots of those about!

@Moonfleet41 6 лет назад

Well, it is still holding strong to this day after all these years so go figure...

@MrProfessor1942 6 лет назад

You are 100% right should be buying a bit of ABS plumbing Pipe and grinding it and in combination of ABS Glues liquefy the ABS bits and apply the Mixture to the broken Tab still using the metal reinforcing bits not sure if there is a Kit available Nylon or PVC is as you have already stated NOT compatible to the best of my knowledge.

@digitalizations 10 лет назад

The metal burred into was something I kerned today Thanks. You know what? I worked out the cable tie trick 10 years ago. For laziness I was looking for some scrap plastic to do a plastic repair and found a off cut cable tie in my bench. Worked like a treat. After many plastic welding project I have worked out that yes cable ties are good for some plastic but to hard for some others. Have you tried plastic shopping bags? (they are brilliant) use it on soft plastic but be careful not to use a too hot solder iron. I got mine set 115c degree as over that, you be boiling the plastic and get harder and loose flexibility. Also to avoid extra sanding use a shopping bag and a gas hot gun (the one for heat shrink) melt it on top (as top coat I mean) and brush it with a non plastic paint brush (pig hair or some sort). P.S. plastic fumes are hazard and tossic. Do not breed. (lastly excuse my English).

@Moonfleet41 10 лет назад

Thanks for that great insight my friend... you are clearly much more practiced and much more experienced than me. I only tend to use it for fixing bike parts where the plastic is harder than the cable tie... by simple common sense the best material to use is some of the same plastic, if you have it... and yes, always do this in an open area so the fumes can escape! Thanks for posting, take care, Del

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Hi mate,firstly there is no difference in the colour, the nylon that makes cable ties is just dyed,they all start out as white..with the panel crack...I always pop a stitch in if I can, 'cos every crack is at a stress point.. otherwise it wouldn't have cracked!..instead of a piece of copper,if you want a finer stitch which is less obtrusive,then use a paper clip..main reason,welded plastic is never as strong as before,so stitches will help to stop it cracking there again...cheers, Del

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

My heart bleeds for them...i was welding plastic back together when i was at school, long before some money making dreamer decided to make "a kit"....nothing new under the sun, only idiots born every minute who hand money to entrepreneurs for things they don't need..! thanks for watching mate,,, cheers, Del.

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Hello mate, it's honestly not that particular, I just bought a cheap soldering iron from B&Q, doesn't take much heat to melt the plastic and the cheaper the better as they do get a bit messed up with burnt plastic! - just get a hot one LOL!

@Moonfleet41 13 лет назад

@boredofitall Breathed a lot worse in a lifetime of fiddling in the garage, the worst being Hydrogen Cyanide from burning seat foam.... but hey, im still here, and not affected by it, by it by it by it wibble...!

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

You are too kind sir, its just a simple little tip that gets you out of trouble and saves buying a new panel.. thanks again for you kind comments, and thanks for watching my gibberish..! Del.

@Moonfleet41 13 лет назад

@Rasd4Metta Thanks Rob, its not as common to have to use it in car work, but i have used it on those annoying little plastic plugs that hold the door cards on and snap off every time you remove one..

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

The very best plastic to use is the broken plastic itself... cable ties are a good second best.. glad it helped you mate... thanks for watching... Del.

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Well; done chap, thats the ticket...imagine how much new panels would have cost...and all you spent was a few paper clips...lol.. top class.. Del.

@superbee6270 8 лет назад

Great job mate you the only one who make sense to my opinion went it come to welt plastic

@Moonfleet41 8 лет назад

+Gilles Godin Thank you my friend, glad it could help!

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Hi Mark...thanks for watching mate, if you do it again, stick with the paper clips as staples, being open ended will just slip out...the curves both ends of a paper clip act as a hook to hold on to each broken half, the only staples that would work would be those heavy brass box staples if folded in at each end to make a hook...thanks again, glad it worked for you,,

@Moonfleet41 13 лет назад

@boredofitall Thanks sal.. i call her my curvy camera crew.... often a destraction, but i have to be professional and think of the script ...brake a leg luvvy...!

@Mind-your-own-beeswax 11 лет назад

gonna give this a go today as i have a few broken lugs on my bandit...dont have any rigid copper wire though so its gonna be trial and error...

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Also you'll find paper clips work a treat as they way they curl round each end prevents them pulling out, plus they are cheap and available ... good luck with it, Del

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Cheers mate, as you can see, it's not only a great money saver, but it's good fun! Thanks for watching, glad it helped, Del

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Ha ha, yeah, never understood why people stick resin and matting to a material that melts with matches...lol

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

You are very welcome sir, thge simplest fixes are the best hah, and recycling is all the rage now days i hear..lol... take care. Del.

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Well done Ian, and ill bet the new fairing would cost more then the bike...lol..

@BlackbuckProducts 3 месяца назад

Watched your video and my repair worked like a champ! I was surprised how strong the weld was. Thanks!

@teravya1301 2 года назад

This has ref to point 6.50 of video. You could have achieved more strength to joining just by bending both the ends of copper wire as an anchor in before embedding in plastic.

@RareTreatLetMeTellYo 12 лет назад

hey my moped got stolen and they couldnt start it so they kicked the crap into it and completely snaped my fron fairing only 1 though! i want to repair it like this bu i do not want to do it both side because i have detailing paint on it and to have that repainted i dont reely even wanna find out the price to have it repainted :( so could i plastic weld it only one side ? do you need to do it both sides or is it fine with just the one?

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Any metal wire is good, even 'paper clips' work real well... good luck with it.. take care, Del.

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Thanks mate, simple trick, but really effective aye... take care, Del.

@iTzBatesy 11 лет назад

That is exactly where the lug snapped on my bandit!! But.. I dont have the broken lug is it possible to snap a lug off from my old scooter panels and plastic weld it on?

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Thanks mate, you are too kind, i apreciate the support.... take care.. Del.

@boulderdsvo 13 лет назад

@terroristone You can use baking soda for that "powder". Or stop at a hobby store and get "micro-balloon filler" which is tiny beads of glass.

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Thanks mate, glad the video helped, great to fix your own stuff, eh! Del

@SamEEE12 11 лет назад

Ice cream containers work alright for welding filler.

@nickandelliott 10 лет назад

After watching this video I attempted to repair the plastic lugs on my BMW fairings, these broke off when I took a tumble on some gravel. I am happy to report it worked a treat and saved me a small fortune! I am very grateful for the information shared in this video, regards, Nick.

@Moonfleet41 10 лет назад

Hi Nick. im really glad we could help you with this, its a simple trick and anyone can do it... well done sir.. all the best, Del.

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

Thanks Anders, im glad it helped... ride safe.. Del.

@srenhjort7215 9 лет назад

Hello Delboy You are brilliant with it there Plastic Welding and Cable strep. :-D I have spent much money on glue to plastig. thanks for your vidios you er super

@Moonfleet41 9 лет назад

Søren Hjort Thanks Soren, gald the videos can help and that you enjoy! Much appreciated!

@bikerboyT1050 9 лет назад

I had a go on my cockpit fairing after wind blew bike over, took over 3 hrs but at the end it looked pretty good and decently strong, I tip my hat to you mate, you saved me 100's of £'s

@Moonfleet41 9 лет назад

That's great to hear mate... yeah, it does take a little time to perfect it, but like you've seen, you can make a good job of it! RSM8

@Moonfleet41 12 лет назад

Thanks mate, i appreciate you watching, take care, Del.

@Moonfleet41 11 лет назад

you're most welcome, hope it works for you...

@michaelcooksmd 4 года назад

Another "Thanks Mate" (as you would say)! I watched this video years ago but remembered it exactly when a tab on a plastic chain guard snapped off. The repair worked perfectly, so you saved me about $50 (or quid, as you would say)! Just to let you know your community is paying attention.

@Moonfleet41 4 года назад

Glad it helped it helped you Mike, and you got it fixed!

@scottgorman7166 4 года назад

Came back in time to watch this video. Now I will plastic weld my heat deflecter tab on my Street Glide. And not buy another one for $75.00 (not sure in Pounds or Quids) You da man Del.

@Moonfleet41 4 года назад

That's what it's hear for, don't you love the price of those plastic parts aye... glad it helped!

@MotorcycleJosh1 11 лет назад

wow Del boy, i have never herd of plastic welding, until you mentioned it in one of your newer vids, i think this is really cool, just a soldering iron and a cable tie, i think i'm going to step on an old bucket now :P

@McCRINDLEMOVIES 9 лет назад

Your the only person on the Internet that actually tells people helpful tits and tricks most useful RU-vid motorbike videos ever!!!!!!

@Moonfleet41 9 лет назад

Thanks mate, you're very kind, just glad we can help!

@stephennichol6351 9 лет назад

That's a great video. I've just snapped the end off my bandit seat panel, so I'm going to use what I've learned from your video and get it repaired.

@Moonfleet41 9 лет назад

Thanks mate, if I may suggest, before you get stuck in, then get yourself a little practice at perfecting it on some other bit of scrap plastic first, then once you attack your panel, you'll already be good at it!

@stephennichol6351 9 лет назад

That's a good idea, I've got another bandit seat panel that is very badly damaged so that would be ideal to learn on.

@hdrk59 8 лет назад

Excellent solution

@JERZEECOWBOY 11 лет назад

Dude, you are my hero

@inthenameofjustice8811 9 лет назад

Excellent mate. You have just taught me something I have wondered about for a long time and now I will be able to repair stuff around the house also. Thanks Del.