Small plastic repair solution?

[begreen]

This looks pretty cool. Has anyone tried it?
(broken link removed to https://www.thegrommet.com/bondic)

 

[jharkin]

This looks very interesting. So many plastics are tough to glue, especially if you are not sure exactly what kind you are dealing with to use the appropriate adhesive.

 

[Buzz Saw]

Here is a great product. Haven't found anything it won't work on.

Q-Bond QB2 Repair Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HX704NG/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_9hHYwb0MF5B81

 

[begreen]

I like the Q-Bond product too. The difference with the bondic product looks like you can reinforce and build up the area for greater strength. Dental plastics these days are pretty tuff.

 

[sportbikerider78]

UV cure epoxies have been around for a very long time. Most are cured with quite expensive UV systems that have high output. This 5ma LED puts out practically nothing and still cures. It is very interesting. It feels gimmicky to me, but I don't have experience with it.

Super glue works perfectly for me and I can get that to cure just as fast by breathing on it.

 

[begreen]

I like superglue, but you can't build it up. This is like hot melt glue, but much stronger.

 

[Buzz Saw]

The q bond can be built up with the use of the powders.

A friend uses some uv glue for his work. I'll ask him if he had any specifications on the product.

 

[sportbikerider78]

What types of repairs are you guys talking about? When I need to do a big repair, I will usually use a 2 part epoxy,,,which are still superior to almost any quick curing adhesive.

 

[begreen]

Small plastics repairs like electronics, eyeglass frames, etc..