will this work on plastic...say a ping pong ball?
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Acrylic paint tends to peel or easily chip off plastic. But if you can locate a primer that is for plastics to use first, it might work. They sell these paints individually at Michael's if you wanted to test it out before ordering this lot.
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Unfortunately it won't. It only bonds plastic to plastic. Does that very well, but you'll need an epoxy or some sort of super glue to do what you're looking for.
287262
Unfortunately I can not say if it would work on the specific material you mention but I can attest to the fact that it worked great on acrylic plexiglass plastic sheets that were .06 thickness.
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I would say YES! It's a very good product and will certainly improve most plastic surfaces. Luck!
2083625
Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
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Works fine on plastic. But need special drill for metal. Don't remember size. Sorry
1273993
Not really sure. As far as can be said, its only for plastics. If you have spare or unusable plastic parts around you can try it on those first.
1472307
I don't believe it is the same. I have not used this on plastic. It works well to clean the bottom of pans and burnt on food
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It works on a lot of different types of plastic but not all. Hope this helps you.
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Hi Grandor, yes I used it on plastic glasses that I used for decoration and it worked well.
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I would say yes, at least on harder plastics like acrylic or PVC. You would want to sand the surface to give it some "tooth". On the other hand, the moe flexible plastics such as polypropylene may pose a problem.
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I have not needed to use mine on plastic but my daughter has used hers that way.
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I don't know as I didn't use it on plastic. I don't see why it wouldn't. The best thing would be to try it and see.
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I haven't cut any of the ping pong balls because they are, you know, Ping Pong Balls. If you use a dremel, I would imagine it would be fine. Tablesaw? Probably not a good idea. I would suggest a high energy laser for cutting, because that sounds coolest.
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I used them on wood and it works great, not sure how good it will be on plastic.
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I assume you are referring to swimming pool jets. I don't know every plastic is different. It works well on epoxy and fiberglass resin even under water. Best plan would be to buy some and test it. It's cheap enough. Give it at least 48 hours to cure.
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I haven't used it on glass but it does a great job on plastics. I'm going to say it would if used with care. Not to aggressive of a cut and a slower speed.