[video]https://youtu.be/q4QA1uTCTLI[/video]
This stuff is the beez kneez
This stuff is the beez kneez
Rapid Fix Review and Repair
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Great video. Looks like good stuff!
Great video, looks like a winner.
Some 5 years ago there was an electronic show I was at and a guy was selling demonstrating a super glue, he had a gel and a liquid, he also demonstrated the baking soda method for repairs of plastic parts, he said you can use the soda with either glues but for large gaps use the gel super glue, it was just as impressive, still have my bottle I bought , keep it cold and still is useable.
Some 5 years ago there was an electronic show I was at and a guy was selling demonstrating a super glue, he had a gel and a liquid, he also demonstrated the baking soda method for repairs of plastic parts, he said you can use the soda with either glues but for large gaps use the gel super glue, it was just as impressive, still have my bottle I bought , keep it cold and still is useable.
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Very similar to the Q-Bond stuff I use. I swear by the Q-bond....I've pressure tested that stuff like you wouldn't believe....it's never failed me. I've even fixed an aluminuminum trans case with the Q-bond. Stuff like this is a life saver compared to "the old days", when we dint have any way to reliably repair plastics and such.
[video]https://youtu.be/5PVOdRx4SSA[/video]
Very similar to the Q-Bond stuff I use. I swear by the Q-bond....I've pressure tested that stuff like you wouldn't believe....it's never failed me. I've even fixed an aluminuminum trans case with the Q-bond. Stuff like this is a life saver compared to "the old days", when we dint have any way to reliably repair plastics and such.
[video]https://youtu.be/5PVOdRx4SSA[/video]
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Great video!! :clapping:
I see you keep a trademark in each video. In nearly every video, that micrometer is right there! :hihihi:
I see you keep a trademark in each video. In nearly every video, that micrometer is right there! :hihihi:
