Comments on: Urethane Supply Co. MiniWeld Model 6 Airless Plastic

By: August W. McDaniel

August W. McDaniel — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 00:00:00 +0000

i’ve found that this only works in limited applications.
Rating:2 out of 5 stars
Takes a longtime to heat up and gets barely hot enough to use on TPO…takes forever…takes forever to cool down so you can’t store it in the case for mobile users. The fiberflex is overrated…it peals off just like two part epoxy!!!

By: Ralph Lee Mullins

Ralph Lee Mullins — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Plastic Welder did the job!
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
This Urethane plastic welder kit did the job I needed it for. Plastic welding held where epoxy made for plastics failed. Kit is well supplied and easy to use. I used it to repair a hole in a plastic gas tank.

By: Gerald Hyneman

Gerald Hyneman — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +0000

PLASTIC WELDER
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
THIS WELDER WORKS GREAT. WELDED A GAS TANK THE FIRST TRY.
LITTLE PRACTICE AND IT GETS BETTER.

GERALD

By: Randy J. Nakhid

Randy J. Nakhid — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0000

excellent product.
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
I am familiar with this products versatility and durability.I continues to evolve to meet the needs of more demandihg environments,I have recommended it to my friends and associates in my country.

By: Hus Rugova

Hus Rugova — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Plastic Welder worked great for me.
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
I bought this plastic welder to try to repair the bumper cover on my mercedes e55. my bumper was torn about 18″ running horizontally across the bottom of the bumper and my fog light housing was cracked from top to bottom. my bumper was in bad shape. the body shop wanted $600 to repair and repaint the bumper and wouldn’t guarantee their repair and bondo. they wanted to rivot a piece of sheetmetal or hard plastic to the rip and use filler to smooth it out. i actually didnt have to use any kind of filler, i melted extra plastic and shaved the excess down…. the mercedes dealer wanted $1200 for a new bumper cover and then painting it was extra… i decided to take a chance and repair it myself. i watched the dvd and scanned the book real quick and got to work. i had my dremel tool ready, shaved and cleaned the edges as per instructions. i used strips of that stainless steel mesh and the long plastic melting rods, melted it into the plastic and sanded the excess plastic off to blend into the bumpers finish..once the joints cooled off i pulled and twisted the repair and it was very very strong, actually i was amazed how it fused the plastic back to its original shape…i then took my bumper to a body shop to have it sanded and painted, the body shop guy charged me $250 for the paint job. i know to some people it might seem stupid that i did all that work to save $100 or $200. but i know the repair on my bumper is very strong and i highly doubt it would break on that location again. my time invested was really for the piece of mind. ohh, i also made new mounting tabs for my foglights and they are now sitting very tight.. i rated this kit 5 stars because it exceeded my expectations and i would recommend it to any hobbyist or professional.. good luck, Hus.