Cargo Area Plastic Repair v26
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Repairing polypropylene plastic using a plastic welder. Surface scratches in plastic trim in the cargo area are probably the most common plastic repair requests for mobile technicians.
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This information will be educational for anyone in leather repair, vinyl repair, seat repair, car repair, aircraft refurbishing, painting and dyeing, and any mobile tech service.
This is not intended as a DIY channel.
I DO NOT SELL PRODUCTS. A detailed explanation is given for each step. As with all my videos, this illustrates my own personal preference based on decades of experience. Please note that I don't sell products and am not profiting from these videos nor are they sponsored. So if you have questions about the products then please contact your supplier. (Like they’ll know!)
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Honestly wouldn't have thought this possible. Amazing.
Such great information in all of your videos.
Enjoyed learning about the types of plastics as well as your ingenuity with using the heat gun along with the smoothing tool.
Love how you can just see results right in front of your eyes! Great technique thanks for sharing! I have a hot stapler but need to look into this plastic welder!
Rick you must make additional video about polypropylene texturing on small area( maybe part of a bumper or something bigger). I think that is what all needed!
Rick thanks that was awesome taught me a new trick.
Beautifully done, great video...I knew technically it was possible, just never even dreamed that was how it could be done.
AMAZING!! Huge thank you can't wait to try your methods
Great work! This shows me you need the right tools and the right “hand” to do it!
I think the $50 for a new one is worth it 😂
Really I hope you very great life
And have a good time
Great Job ! , I got to give it a whirl !
Love your music :)
Could you please share what product you are using for a texturing/graining pad?
Such a great video, thank you! I love your little jokes too
Thank you! I enjoyed showing this method as it requires no additional repair products.
This is the best review I've watched on the subject by far. I just got a plastic welder and I'm goin to try it out! My only question is how do you mix the pigment in the primer to color match?
I mix the same ratio as in the binder for leather. About 20%. There are several videos here showing the color matching process I use.
Thanks for your kind words.
All your video are very helpful sure wish I could find the products that you use in your video
Just to be fair, I encourage everyone to check with their current supplier. Thanks Domingo.
Perfect as always!!!
If you don't mind, what plastic primer did you use?
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How can I get something equal to the thermoplastic...
cant seem to find a plstic welder with a heat control knob. mine is either on or not..and when its on...its hot enough to burn holes in the surface of the earth
I've used these techniques for many years, however, I've never seen nor heard of a "graining pad" where pretell did you get it?
Great, so easy, i just gotta gp get a plastic welder, i'm sure its somewhere in basement or I can just ask any of my neighboors
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Thanks
You're very welcome.
Can you send links or explain where to buy heat gun, smoothing tip, pigments, spray paintkit?
I trued just the heat gun on my car and it didn’t work where do you get the sponge and iron at
“Save a lot time and effort” and materials
Where are you located
I think this is a pro
What area is your shop in? Thanks
Unfortunately 😢
Amazing job. Respect