Bondic LED UV Liquid Plastic Welding Pro Kit Plus 2x Extra 4g refills

It not a superglue, it just welds the gap between the break, it great for model making, tend to use this for plastic model parts that that have lost the threads when over screwing parts

Use as plastic weld and cure rather than glue as implied. Works well for that purpose

The stuff works really well, I was able to build up layers until I made a shape that I wanted.I then found I could file it and shape it exactly as needed.It's easy to use and works well.

awesome for that quick repair

It does what it says it does. It works well if you have a steady hand. Will fix anything. This product stinks like an 1980's chemical. Works a treat but this is definitely killing the third world kidz that make it, small animals and trees. Your choice ;-)

Purchased this kit with the spare tubes back in 2021. Used sparingly on certain modelsThe adhesion is ok at first, but requires more for a superior bond.However, that is not the issue.I have just been to use again on a new model and found the cap on the tube is split and the adhesive has leaked all over the tin. So I reached for another tube .... same issue tube below cap is split openOn further inspection ALL the tubes are split open along the seam where the nozzle meets the tubeTOO LATE for a refund, so this is more a heads up for anybody purchasing ...... CHECK THE TUBES for splits

Ingenious method of adhesion working where other glues failed. Had plastic spectacle frames that broke in middle. Strong plastic glues failed to hold and separated after days. Biondic still holding. Had a glass lightbulb cover that split its mount. Wasted money on a supposedly super strong glass adhesive which failed to glue at all.. useless. Biondic so far has done the job. You build up the adhesion in layers as needs be. Very versatile product. Recommended for numerous things.

All adhesives have items they can’t stick together. Just my luck that the first time I used bondic for real it failed. I was trying to stick a lug back on to the plastic boot lid lining of my VW Golf Mk5. I had to remove the lining to access the lock mechanism and in so doing I broke a plastic lug off the lining. I tried to stick it back on and it seemed to work but failed while reattaching the boot lid lining. I found I could break away the resin, cleanly from the plastic, leaving a smooth surface. This meant there had been no adhesion at all. I am sure I’ll find something it will “glue” together but just my luck it wasn’t the first time I tried.