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Plastifix Repair Kit-30G White
MFR Model# 2501
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Plastifix repairs virtually any rigid plastic and works exceptionally well on ABS. Repair cracks, fill gaps, reinforce repairs, rebuild broken tabs, fix stripped threads, and more. PlastiFix's most unique feature is the FlexMold molding bar which allows you to create a mold and cast missing pieces. No other plastic repair is more versatile. the 30-gram kits are enough to complete approximately 24"+ of cracked plastic repair. The large kits will do about 24 feet. |
In The Box
- 1 - 253X Plastifix Powder 30G
- 1 - 2520 Plastifix Liquid 50ML
- 1 - 2542 Dropper Bottle Assembly
- 1 - 2543 Power Application Cup
- 1 - 2548 Transfer Pipette
- 2 - 2550 Applicator Needle
- 1 - 2560 Flexmold Molding Bar 10CC
Reviews
Am expecting the same quality as the 2-part compound I purchased. Great seal for punctured coolers. .
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Plastifix Repair Kit-30G White
This stuff worked great! It was easy to apply, and with careful preparation, will fix just about any plastic piece you have
A truly great product. Actually works on plastics, unlike all the others I’ve tried over the years. Would highly recommend.
Seems to be a really solid product. I use it on my motorcycle fairings and it is doing good , better than anything else Ive tried. It does come down to how well its been applied for the end result . Do some practice first before you do the visible places .
Great product for repairing motorcycle ABS fairing parts, broken tabs etc. You can also reconstruct tabs using the soft, gel form included in the kit. Some good online how to videos available on YouTube regarding how best to repair motorcycle fairings using use this product. As far as I know, only available in Canada through Aircraft Spruce Canada who are great to work with. Not cheap ... but very effective. High recommend.
Great product well worth the money it works great.
This product is amazing! Ive used it extensively to repair ABS fairings on my motorcycle. It is very sturdy once it sets, and very easy to work with. Happy I found it! :-)
Aircraft Spruce was a great company to deal with. From online ordering, processing and shipping was excellent. The product, PlastiFi, is a great product. Although the package instructions were a bit confusing, after watching a video on YouTube on prepping and applying PlastiFix, I was able to repair a crack in a plastic motorcycle fender quite easily.
Excellent product for plastic repairs on aircraft fairings (non-structural components). The You-Tube video is also a very helpful tool on how to apply this product.
Excellent product. Solid, easy to use and durable. I have fixed many things with Plastifix, including motorcycles, home and car repairs.... Well worth the money.
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce Australia's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce Australia assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
Yes, this should work on this application. We recommend testing a small area to be sure it will provide the desired results.
This is designed to fix cracks in plastic. There is no specific application guide for it. It is considered a general use product.
We would start with something like our part number 09-02324. We have personally used it on tail lights and other plastic parts. Try it in an unseen area first.
