PlastiFix Kit (Clear)

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Brand: Urethane Supply
Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories

Buy New: $32.95

Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars

1 reviews
Sales Rank: 21872

Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 11 x 2.5 x 6

MPN: 2504
ASIN: B0007LTXVY

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

•	Rebuild plastic parts.
•	Fix stripped threads.
•	Great for street bike fairings.
•	Works on hard plastics.
•	Molding bar lets you cast new parts.

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Plastifix is a revolutionary methacrylate monomer adhesive system that allows you to fill gaps and fabricate missing pieces. Repairs virtually any rigid plastic including ABC, polycarbonate (PC), PVC, PET, SMC, and fiberglass. Also works on wood and metal. This kit includes 30 grams of BLACK powder, 50 ml of liquid, one molding bar, two application needles, two applicator cups, and one transfer pipet. Mixing the entire contents would be just a little bit smaller than a golf ball. Also available in White and Clear. Does NOT work on olefin plastics like polyethylene, polypropylene, TPO, and TEO.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars

Easy to use. Strong repairs. Love the results February 1, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

I laid my motorcycle down a couple times and broke some parts.
One of them being the site glass on my brake fluid reservoir.

Before plastifix, I tried 4 or 5 other things.
Epoxy failed, glue failed, hot glue-gun failed, silicone failed.

Then I heard about Urethane supply company, while researching motorcycle body repairs, on the internet.

I contacted them for more info, on which product(s) to buy, in order to repair my cycle.
Urethane supply company was very helpful and they even tested their product(s) inhouse; then they responded with their results of how their repair products worked, when exposed to brake fluid.

I ordered the product from an online vendor. (there are several)

I then went ahead to repair the hole in my brake fluid reservior.

With plastifix, I only needed to drain the reservoir below the level of what I was fixing. I used iso alcohol to remove any brake fluid "film".

Took about 1 hour of building up the plastic repair material and cover the hole. Then did some surface sanding.

I can see the fluid level through the clear repair material, and there are no leaks; I'm thrilled.

2 thumbs up.