Sorry. I disagree. I work with super glue on a daily basis and that repair job will last until it's bumped or come apart with a bit of flexing or even some vibration. This repair work is a basic plastic repair job that would be good enough for a child's toy. This repair job is strictly temporary at best! Here is a link to proper plastic repair: th-cam.com/video/WXRUO9KmrYk/w-d-xo.html
Super Glue cures using moisture. If you want it to setup fast, take some of that alcohol and spray it onto the glued joint after you have placed your pieces together.
I liked your idear using a mini screwdriver to apply the few drops of Super Glue on the one piece but you were lacking one. Important step! I was taught to Coat Both Sides! 😗
Sorry. I disagree.
I work with super glue on a daily basis and that repair job will last until it's bumped or come apart with a bit of flexing or even some vibration.
This repair work is a basic plastic repair job that would be good enough for a child's toy.
This repair job is strictly temporary at best!
Here is a link to proper plastic repair:
th-cam.com/video/WXRUO9KmrYk/w-d-xo.html
Surprisingly i watched this video (your given link) many times ago wow!
@@pk365degree5 much thanks. One day I will make a better video/s with more props.
Wow cool in formative video I doe summing similar instead of screwdriver I use toothpick wood one
Super Glue cures using moisture.
If you want it to setup fast, take some of that alcohol and spray it onto the glued joint after you have placed your pieces together.
I liked your idear using a mini screwdriver to apply the few drops of Super Glue on the one piece but you were lacking one. Important step! I was taught to Coat Both Sides! 😗
He said not to do that to avoid the glue overflowing and smearing..
how do you make it actually strong though, it just falls back off
Cool to see korg doing adhesive tutorials
Very well explained, thanks.
It was helpful thank you
thank u!!
Thanks bro I'm happy ❤❤❤
Right!