I need to fix my toddlers toys, I believe the toys are PVC and the break point is a very small circumfrence. Any advice?
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This is not exactly a precision glue. It works really well on plastics but you can't apply it very easily to small parts unless you have a great tool.
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use a cotton swab to apply glue to smaller parts if they will not stay together for the time required I either use masking tape on a piece of cardboard ie cereal box and tape one down apply epoxy position the other and secure it as well I use paper plates or cardboard to dispense a small amount of epoxy mix it up with a popsicle stick and apply for larger pieces
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Sorry, my grandson just put it down on the floor and used a hammer carefully. good luck.
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sorry cant help much, just opened it a week ago. But I would imagine like any other resin toy. Keep it out of the elements and rinse it down after each use. My thoughts are the tube in the center might start to catch some mildew, but the child could never reach to that part since it is screwed together and a cap is on top preventing it.
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I really need to see a photo to know exactly what you are trying to say.. When I cut off my corners, my boys played with them putting dents in them and they would watch them pop out and at times they would pound them out with a rubber mallet... Also when cutting the corners, slow up because I had the plastic protector underneath and I had my brother watch so I would not cut into it. I would recommend having an extra set of eyes out there when doing this project. I hope this helps.. James
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I think sugru would work well for this.I've used it to fix broken Lego trains, garden hoses and electric cords. Instructables.com and the Sugru website have additional ideas and uses.
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I think you'd have to contact Bergan for that. I haven't seen the toy anywhere but online. Ive heard they've shipped separate non-working pieces to people if there's been an issue fitting them together.
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Sorry I do not know if there is any PVC. It is made of the usual hard plastic that most Fisher Price toys are made of. I tried looking it up on other websites to find what it was made of, but no luck. Mine is wrapped already for Christmas, but doubt if the actual material is listed on the package. Sorry
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Only way I know is to squeeze the pvc... I did end up moving one screw outward to make it easier to remove. I felt like on the last house I received the screws were little too close and felt like if I kept squeezing that hard - the pvc would break.. . After that it's fine. It's a GREAT birdhouse...!
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I emailed the company and was informed that they are made of flexible PVC plastic. I won't be purchasing them for this reason. I don't feel PVC is child safe. I was hoping they were natural rubber.
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What u do is after u remove the black rubber lining ( U just peel it off) the 2 plastic red pieces pop apart. it may take a small amount of force (very little). The 2 pieces snap together in certain places. I hope that this will help u!
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I'm sorry I can't tell you because it broke :( My 3yr old loved it! She always loader it up with to many toys and it kept bending at the bottom where the L shape is. It just kept bending down and we would bend it back until it broke completely.
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I have to disagree with the other answer about the product being junk. The set worked very well for a precocious 6-year old. It is one of his more complicated sets though. It was a little frustrating until he realized the connectors slide together from the side and don't snap straight in. If you buy it, this comment will make sense.
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It depends on how long and wide the crack is. It doesn't really fill large gaps. It is more for sticking two broken pieces of plastic back together. I suppose you could use a large quantity of J-B weld to fill a crack (applying it beyond the edges of the crack) but you would probably have to sand it smooth. It may not hold the weight of a child. I used it to glue a broken plastic door handle pivot on a Nissan truck.
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try a long bolt with washer . if the broken parts is the plastic good luck !!
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I got mine from a child consignment sale, so I can't say one way or another. I would contact Fisher Price if you wanted to be sure. The majority of the toy is fabric on top of plastic though.
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There are some pretry small pieces... I don't let my 15 month old play with them. The quality of the toy is great though. I wouldn't hesitate purchasing it... just remove the smaller items until you're sure that your little one won't gnaw on them. :) Hope this helps. If you like, email me and I'll send you a pic of the smaller bits next to a ruler. Can't be too careful. :) heathereshea@yahoo.com
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try to use .20 gram seamless so the one with seams might break in it and you get little tiny peiaces of plastic