Liquid Plastic !! Repair Plastics Easily without Glue or Soldering Iron !! 

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Hola este método me servirá para reparar un tablero de camioneta ?

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100% true but just to not let this video's worth be compleely lattened out, most plastics that you are likely to repair this way are usually the same type, meaning it should work rarely ever or on most stuff you need to repair, at least in my experience working in electronics... I don't believe this would work well for a car bumper, though.

@@Flashahol HDPE is the most common type I end up making repairs to. But If you are like most people we have stuff made from plastics of all types. The cheap hard plastic which is usually a form of polystyrene is probably best done with solvent based glues, like "Airplane glue" or similar. (put a drop on the backside and if it starts to dissolve the plastic, it should work fine. It's cheep and works. All plastics are supposed to have the recycle symbol with a number. From that it is easy to determine the basic plastic family type.. A long time ago, I bought a plastic welder. The adjustable heat type that looks similar to a soldering iron. There are different tips for it including one that you can feed filler rod into. Filler material of all types is readily available for cheap and they have variety packs. I've repaired plastics pf just about all types and know it's going to work before hand because I identify what it is. It's paid for itself many times over. Repair one ATV fender vs buying a replacement and the savings buy you all sorts of consumables for it. You can reinforce with stainless mesh of some material called Fiber Flex, which work on most everything, but is not a true plastic weld. Good stiff to build up weak spots like screw holes and such. BTW, no matter what type you are repairing or the method, avoid breathing the fumes, which can be hazardous,

Usually we just go out and buy super glue when we ran out of it 😅

@@DrJKee I have never found super glue to be all that super. It struggles with polypropylene and polyethylene plastics. Generally I think of it more as a "temporary fix" than a lasting repair. Even on most hard plastics, you get a much better result with solvent based "glues". Won't be as good as new, but the joint will hold better than superglue. IDK, but I think people like the idea of superglue, but it really doesn't perform as advertised and there are good reason for that. But if you like it and are a believer, stick with it! (Pun intended.)

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Também gostei... Só q a "acetona Pura" dele é de "Drogaria Uruguayana" parece não Brasileira, será q sendo "Pura" dá certo.

@@kombidoris boa pergunta. Acetona 100% pura funciona sim, é um solvente natural para isopor. No entanto, encontrar para compra é difícil e cara. No Brasil tem mais de 8 anos que a venda de acetona pura é controlado pela polícia, em qualquer quantidade, e quem vende tem que ter licença especial. Não se encontra mais no mercado e farmácias. Os preços são altos e pode não valer o investimento. No entanto há algumas soluções mais em conta usando, no lugar da acetona pura, o Thinner PU e até mesmo a gasolina. Mas tome cuidado pois são inflamáveis e de cheiro muito forte.

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CD cases are made from polystyrene. Polystyrene is used to make a variety of plastic products, because it is fairly easy to manufacture, it is tough and naturally clear, and it can be colored easily (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polystyrene). ABS is a form of polystyrene that has additional qualities which make it perfect for many plastic products that plain polystyrene wouldn't be as suitable for, like automotive and plumbing parts - but like what was shown, it can also be "chemically welded" as well. To make the "glue" as shown, or to join such parts, acetone as shown can be used with either polystyrene or ABS. Last, CDs (and DVDs, Blu-Ray discs, etc) are made from polycarbonate, a different kind of plastic. Acetone won't dissolve it (but can soften and discolor it). Solvents for polycarbonate exist, but I'm not sure you would really want them around the house...

Thank you for this overview. Methylene chloride a volatile and toxic liquid will melt polycarbonate for repairs. Fortunately a brush-on less toxic alternative exists in the plumbing departments called ABS cement in a can, with applicator similar to PVC cement. It is viscous and works well.@@junkbotix

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Yes you can preserve the excess of disolved polystyrene (both the white foam and cover of CD case are polystyrene) in acetone in covered bottles (not plastics). The glue will hard due to evaporation of acetone. If you use chloroform as solvent or dichlormethane the glue will harden itself after several days doe a transfer polymerisation reaction in the presence of this kind of solvent.

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No way superglue will do what he showing here.

Actually…super glue + baking soda is another awesome hack.

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