OK then. Just discovered my first stress crack on my P3.
Hoping I wouldn't, but here we are.
Lots of you talk up this Bondic as a good solution. About to order it from Amazon - $21.95 for a starter kit
http://www.amazon.com/Bondic-Anything-Waterproof-Resistant-Plastic/dp/B00QU5M4MG
What they say is :
THE BONDIC® PRINCIPLES
• Bondic® works best on rough surfaces and even better with undercuts
• Bondic® solidifies only by exposure to UV light (LED included)
• Bondic® works best in layers (the maximum thickness of one layer is 1- 1.5 mm)
• Bondic® works best when the surface is clean and free of grease
• Bondic® is solvent free, which is one reason why it doesn't dry out
• Bondic® is a liquid plastic welder that should be used with the principle of welding and not gluing
Obviously where it is I can't rough up the surface or use layers. How have you all effectively applied the Bondic to a crack like this??
Hoping I wouldn't, but here we are.
Lots of you talk up this Bondic as a good solution. About to order it from Amazon - $21.95 for a starter kit
http://www.amazon.com/Bondic-Anything-Waterproof-Resistant-Plastic/dp/B00QU5M4MG
What they say is :
THE BONDIC® PRINCIPLES
• Bondic® works best on rough surfaces and even better with undercuts
• Bondic® solidifies only by exposure to UV light (LED included)
• Bondic® works best in layers (the maximum thickness of one layer is 1- 1.5 mm)
• Bondic® works best when the surface is clean and free of grease
• Bondic® is solvent free, which is one reason why it doesn't dry out
• Bondic® is a liquid plastic welder that should be used with the principle of welding and not gluing
Obviously where it is I can't rough up the surface or use layers. How have you all effectively applied the Bondic to a crack like this??