will this work on plastic
1949899
Yes, bonds very well to all plastics that I've attempted--and is not brittle when set. I have repaired plastic storage containers, tool cases, etc. Best to lightly sand the area to be bonded to take off any gloss or sheen, and apply enough of a build up to maintain integrity of the repair. After the material starts to slowly harden you can smooth and mold the application by spitting on your thumb or finger to gently shape the repair...practice with a small amount to get a feel for it; the consistency is like a thick batter, set time - working or 'open time' is about 20 minutes when mixed 50/50, but you can extend the working time by cutting back slightly on the % of hardener (never use more than 50% hardener). Takes several hours to overnight to achieve complete hardening.
1949900
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.
1949901
It is a very good product. I used it on fiberglass and it will probably work on some plastics, the ones that epoxy glue will stick to, but I don't think it will adhere to all plastics.
1949902
Yes, it should work on all plastic. I've tried it on plastics before and it has held up very well.
333942
I'm not sure and don't want to pretend to know and give the wrong advice. I've only used it on plastic and it worked well.
439232
It should work. I've used it on metal, wood, plastic, concrete - - just about anything dry. It is not flexible however.
268212
The lid is the exact size of a two liter bottle of soda lid, so if the size fits I imagine it would work just as well on glass as it does on plastic.
1886886
I don't know for sure. I used it on a cement floor that had been painted with epoxy paint. So, it will depend on what the solvent is and whether or not it will damage the plastic. You might be able to get this info from the manufacturer. If you do decide to buy the paint, you should first test on a small sample of the plastic before doing a large job.
1971663
I have only used it on canvas,but if it adheres to canvas that has been painted in layers of acrylic paint,which has plastic in it,I would think that it would . I would test it out a small surface first,just to make sure.
326396
Yep, no problem. I've used it on plastic as well as other materials. It is such a thin layer with rich metallic color that it works on almost any surface.
1779316
Try it and see. Works very well on plastics and related synthetics with a smooth nap.
1853239
I wouldn't trust it on plastics of any kind as it is intended to be used on natural stone floors to remove sealers and coatings. You may ruin your fence. What exactly are you trying to remove on your vinyl fence?
1596725
I have not tried it in plastic but it works great on head ligths it leaves them shiny what i would recomend is put a small amount on the corner and see how it goes
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.
780034
No. Don't use this on plastic. If you're good with a brush, consider getting copic white opaque ink. Look on jetpens.com for that item (and better prices).
1055034
Hello, I don't think the glue will work well with plastic. I tried it on a couple of small plastic toy pieces and it did not work. Works great with paper and cardboard. Good luck finding something that works.
596559
It has worked on any metal or plastic I have tried it on. Be sure that the area of repair is properly cleaned.
1494451
It should work. Just remember that this is a rubbing compound. I use it on clear plastic as well as painted models with success. I'm very pleased. Go easy and you should be OK.
1835174
not in any way I have seen, I have used it on hard plastic & it cleans great.
1082846
I have not needed to use mine on plastic but my daughter has used hers that way.