Fix Broken Cracked Plastic - TOYS, CAR PARTS, POOL PUMPS, TOOLS | How to Plastic Weld 

Fixing a leaking, cracked pool pump, a car bumper, headlights, lawn tools ... If you have broken plastic, knowing how to plastic weld and use this special resin can really help.
Thanks to ‪@doublewide6‬ ‪@jnull0‬ and ‪@bctruck‬ for the inspiration!
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Learning methods to plastic weld is priceless and inexpensive. On this project, I saved tons of money and repairing your broken plastic parts can help you do the same. Now I choose plastic welding over glueing every time I need to fix damaged plastic.
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