will this work on ABS plastic; ie motorcycle parts?
1057556
I have used this welder to repair polypropylene parts on an older 4 wheeler with good results. The manual says it can be used on ABS. Don
1057557
I have used this welder to repair polypropylene parts on an older 4 wheeler with good results. The manual says it can be used on ABS.Don
1057558
Works good on ABS. I've had mine 2 weeks and have repaired motorcycle fairings and a car front bumper.
1057559
That is impossible to tell. You need to look at the underside of the plastic part and ID the type of plastic used. I have used this kit to repair a Honda ATV rancher plastic fenders and covers. I used three different types of rods for the repair. This kit worked great.
1057560
Yes it sure will. This is a great welder I have welded everything from a PP kayak to a broken ABS rake. I have also repaired my motorcycle feder and plan to weld my gas tank soon.
1057561
Yes it will, Once you play around with it and practice a little you can fix about anything plastic and make it look good.
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.
1494450
I would say YES! It's a very good product and will certainly improve most plastic surfaces. Luck!
2148516
I am pretty sure it will...BUT... It will also tend to melt the plastic as well. The solvent is very volatile so the less you use, the less damage to the underlying material. Put some on a paper towel and try. If it does NOT work add a bit more and try again.
226192
I would not use this on plastics as the CLP has 10% solvent in it. going to melt the plastic in time I would assume. Use the just LP, no solvent. I just tried the LP on a 1/16 scale tank treads and wheels. It's starts out ok, been on there since Christmas. I don't notice the plastic being affected by the LP. The CO would probably work too as it does not have the solvent in it.
1896142
well, I bought it and used it for my speedometer/gauges clear plexiglass in my trans am and it did an AMAZING job! I've since used it for many plastic pieces and, well I don't mean to contradict anyone, but it works, and works quite well. I would not however use it on any kind of plastic that is textured. this is pretty much for a gloss finish only (as many scratch removers are anyhow).
1140854
Hello friend,Thanks a lot for your inquiry.it have the same function with CRP129 and it can work on Engine ABS AT and SRS and also other models
326393
I don't know if it will work on plastic. I used it on wood, but I tend to think that it would.
1522766
The label states " All types of clear and colored plastic. Perspex, Lucite, Plexiglass, Fiberglass, ABS, Mylar(window tints) Lexan, Acrylite, and all other acrylics, including painted surfaces.. My answer is absolutely yes it is recommended in your situation.. I use it on all different surfaces. Its awesom on bugs and insects splattered on my bikes shields.. Even the fiberglass saddlebags, front batwing fairing.. The metal parts like the gas tank and such also.. Ive had many different bikes with different manufacturers of different shields using Lexan,,etc ABS, etc.. This Plexus is expensive but to me it far out performs anything else I have tried and I have tried a bunch.. The can does warn clearly to NOT use paper towels.. I use the microfiber towels and have no problems. I finally quit looking and have been using Plexus for over 5 years now and it even will remove road film and grease, tar is a tough one but it tries.
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.
11433
Sorry, never used it for that. I use it for all interior plastic/vinyl, and just started trying it out on the tires. I bet you can get it cheaper at WalMart though....
1180430
I tried it on vinyl siding and it worked without cracking it. I don't know about the ABS plastic, if it is hard like plexi glass then I think it would probably crack.
1252780
It wouldn't work very well. I would use something silicon based too, like Pedro's bike lust. That way it lubes too.
932040
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.
2018329
I would say no but this would be too harsh for plastics of any kind. You would be better off using the polishes that are designed for like headlight lenses for cars.
1751289
It's a plastic cleaner, so, I would say 'yes'. It leaves a protective, shiny coating behind. I use it on my motorcycle.
1728079
Absolutely yes. It was designed for it. On the extreme side, it'll also slice thru rigid molded ABS parts slowly.