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PlasticWeld is a quick setting two-part epoxy adhesive that provides a strong and lasting bond on most surfaces including Wood, Glass, Plastics, Metals and more. PlasticWeld cures to a clear transparent bond when applied at a thickness of less than 15 mil. PlasticWeld has a 1:1 mixing ratio, sets in 5 minutes and cures in about 1 hour. With a tensile strength of 3900 PSI, it cures to a hard, permanent bond.
Product Size (oz.): 0.85 oz
Product Size (oz.) | 0.85 oz |
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Application | General Purpose |
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Color/Finish | Clear |
Dry Color | Clear |
Dry to Touch (min.) | 30 min |
Formula | 2 Part |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Paint/Stain Clean Up | Mineral Spirits |
Paint/Stain Features | No additional features |
Product Form | Liquid |
Recommended Surfaces | Ceramic, Fiberglass, Plastic |
Set Time (Min.) | 15 |
Usage Location | General |
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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Yes. Best to lightly sand for a better grip
It has no UV protection so it can work but may not last as long as needed.
It will but better to use Marine weld 50172. Does not have the odor iike PW
No. You need to use a plaster repair kit for this. DAP and others make these
Yes, this is suitable with polypropylene plastic.
Our Plastic Weld is not intended for use with this type of plastic, but it has been used in "light duty" applications where there is little or no stress placed on the repaired items like pressure or flammable liquid containment.
No, this adhesive is not ideal for use on scale models.
This product is designed for a variety of plastics, including ABS, fiberglass, PVC, and composites. It's important to note that most tubs are made of polyethylene or acrylic. While this product might adhere to those materials, it's not specifically designed for them. For a watertight seal in a plastic tub, consider a sealant specifically designed for tubs or a two-part epoxy formulated for water exposure and the specific type of plastic your tub is made of.
This bonds very well to glass. Thank you.
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