if it does not work then the reasons are: too hot or too cold iron. better if it is too cold because it will give you chance to fix it. Overheated iron could damage the plastic.
Tried this and it works great. Some things to add : 1. Align the tear properly or overlap them and wrap them up with foil as per vid. 2. Set max temp on your clothes iron. 3. Press your hot iron and hold your weight on it for about 1min 30 sec. 4. Wallahh. Its plastic welded again!. 5. Let it cooldown on its own for it to return to its normal thickness
set iron for max temp and hold for 1 minute? What kind of plastic did you weld like this? How thick was it? A thin plastic should boil at such treatment. Glad if it worked for you but for others i would recommend to start from min temperature and increase it gradually to find the moment when plastic will start melt.
@@farhandahari6284 it is similar to metal melting. At certain temperature it melts and can stay melted as long as you need. What i worry is that it can start burn. The heat devices has different power. Your advise to put max power could damage but not weld. You will find several comments under the video when people fail to weld and burn their plastic.
the foil is metal (aluminum). the foil balloons should be foil glued to plastic. I did not try it but it should work too. I sure this is how the foil balloons were created (by heat)
it should work with any plastic ... but for a pool i would recommend a standard glue method... because practice and experience are required to use this method
@@Challengechannel320 it should ... but i would not recommend this method for a pool because 1) experience is required to weld plastic 2) $7 gorilla tape will work better. and can be unglued and glued again to fix any lack of experience
@@Challengechannel320 then get some experience with use of trash plastic. Once you will learn how to weld it and will get confident then try it on the part you going to fix
i would go with glue gun for tiny hole in inflatable mattress or pool. this method for big seam. the pool skin is stretched a lot ... so ... not sure that this method will provide a uniform stretching like it was before. Did you do this? did it work?
:D ... yep ... you should start from low temp. ... and if it would not work then increase it ... slowly ... little by little ... till the moment when the plastic will not start to melt. The higher temperature the lower time it should be applied.
ball? .... let me check ... Definitions of -ball Noun a solid or hollow sphere or ovoid, especially one that is kicked, thrown, or hit in a game. hmm ... the shape does not match but is kicked or hit
What exactly is fake? that plastic melting and welding under heat? simply do not apply too much heat to not burn the plastic .... you need just melt it.
At first it didn’t work but second try was a success thank you!
if it does not work then the reasons are: too hot or too cold iron. better if it is too cold because it will give you chance to fix it. Overheated iron could damage the plastic.
Wooow great idea !! I never thought about it .. thanks so much !!!
My mind is exploding right now. I'm a little upset my brain didn't think of this idea, I can't wait to try it.
read description to the video to prevent failure.
Thank you I fixed my rare inflatable with this guide
Thank you🎉 so much for sharing it saved me money to buy something else😂❤🎉
fixed ma child hood frend that i manage to find again thx for this man i owe you 😁😁
It is applicable on airbed? Please response thank you
yes it should work with any plastic material. For small holes in airbed, i would use a drop of glue. Even a glue gun would work.
How hot do you have to set it?
I want fixed my inflatable humpackwhale.
increase temperature little by little untill it will starts melt
SMART GUY!!!! Thank you! I cant find a damn inner tube floatie ANYWHERE in town, ill just fix the one that popped! 😁
Would this work on a inflatable bull mat? the seam is tearing off :(
it should work with any plastic. start from low temperature and increase it slowly till the moment when plastic will start melt and weld
Thanks going to try wud give feedback on my result. Only thing you should of indicated temperature of iron and brand of foil used
how was it?
It ia applicable for manniquin inflatable?
Should work for any plastic ... even plastic bottle. The question is the mannequin made from plastic?
Does this work on a pool float
it should. As I understand it is how all those plastic stuff were manufactured. without glue. just heating+pressure.
good..now i need to just find the hole in my inflatables...
That's so nice.. I try my best for my swimming pool
read description (just in case)
Tried this and it works great.
Some things to add :
1. Align the tear properly or overlap them and wrap them up with foil as per vid.
2. Set max temp on your clothes iron.
3. Press your hot iron and hold your weight on it for about 1min 30 sec.
4. Wallahh. Its plastic welded again!.
5. Let it cooldown on its own for it to return to its normal thickness
set iron for max temp and hold for 1 minute? What kind of plastic did you weld like this? How thick was it? A thin plastic should boil at such treatment. Glad if it worked for you but for others i would recommend to start from min temperature and increase it gradually to find the moment when plastic will start melt.
@@RUS_US how long exactly to find the moment where the plastic weld together?
@@farhandahari6284 it is similar to metal melting. At certain temperature it melts and can stay melted as long as you need. What i worry is that it can start burn. The heat devices has different power. Your advise to put max power could damage but not weld. You will find several comments under the video when people fail to weld and burn their plastic.
@@RUS_US i think mine burnt abit already because it create a new hole after i tried it.
Does this work with a big hole?
sure ... any size. all plastic inflatable are "glued" like that by heat
Is this work on foil balloons?plz reply
the foil is metal (aluminum). the foil balloons should be foil glued to plastic. I did not try it but it should work too. I sure this is how the foil balloons were created (by heat)
Will it work on inflatable pool?
Hi, have you done it already with this technique? I have an inflatable pool also which is broken in the floor.
it should work with any plastic ... but for a pool i would recommend a standard glue method... because practice and experience are required to use this method
Is this going to work on foil balloon?
not sure. if it has plastic layer then it should. normally all plastics are able to be melt and weld.
Agar aluminium foil Na Ho to Kya Karen
कपड़े की कोशिश करो। लेकिन यह कड़ी मेहनत कर सकता है ... हमेशा के लिए
Thanks
Will that work for a pool?
it should work with any plastic. but for pool load could be higher then inflatable balloon and using patch might be better idea.
is it will work in in the edge
question is not clear. What do you mean? the plastic welding/melting will work in any location.
@@RUS_US is it will work in the snapset pool
@@Challengechannel320 it should ... but i would not recommend this method for a pool because 1) experience is required to weld plastic 2) $7 gorilla tape will work better. and can be unglued and glued again to fix any lack of experience
@@RUS_US i lived in pakistan where would i found it
@@Challengechannel320 then get some experience with use of trash plastic. Once you will learn how to weld it and will get confident then try it on the part you going to fix
I hope it will works for us... Gonna fix my nephews inflatable pool since it has a tiny hole particularly on the ring part.
i would go with glue gun for tiny hole in inflatable mattress or pool. this method for big seam. the pool skin is stretched a lot ... so ... not sure that this method will provide a uniform stretching like it was before. Did you do this? did it work?
Thank yooooou
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You're welcome!
Great idear
Thanks your the best
I’m bouta do this right now!
Didn’t work bruh
:D ... yep ... you should start from low temp. ... and if it would not work then increase it ... slowly ... little by little ... till the moment when the plastic will not start to melt. The higher temperature the lower time it should be applied.
Thanks on this!
You bet!
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure
Thank you sir
Amazing ! Hahah
But how hot it should be 🌚
i guess it depends on plastic properties. Try to increase temperature little by little to find when your plastic will start melt.
Thats a ball not a balloon
ball? .... let me check ... Definitions of -ball Noun a solid or hollow sphere or ovoid, especially one that is kicked, thrown, or hit in a game.
hmm ... the shape does not match but is kicked or hit
It is fake done try this
What exactly is fake? that plastic melting and welding under heat? simply do not apply too much heat to not burn the plastic .... you need just melt it.
ok am going to try it if it works i come back like and sub :) hopefully it works
how was it?
Ruslan B it’s made it worse :(
AsapRush what temperature did you use? It should be like for synthetic mode or slightly higher.
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I don’t have a iron please help
heat up something with hot water or fire
@@RUS_US does it still work if the rip is like 3 inches long?
@@RegionAPV should work for any length. this is how those plastoc products were originally created.