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samace
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Has anybody else tried this glue and filling powder. Its fantastic on plastics you will find it on ebay for £9.50 delivered. I would like for anybody to try it on their plastics to se what they think.


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Never heard of that one, ive always used plastex. Not sure about Q Bond but plastex comes with a moulding bar to re-create broken off lugs etc. Amazing stuff, ive made perfect panels that i would have thrown in the skip before.
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Used Q-bond and apart from the powder being a little difficult to work with its really good stuff.
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i have fixed my race rad with it and its realy good
. and quick to set
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[quote="Drunkn Munky"]Never heard of that one, ive always used plastex. Not sure about Q Bond but plastex comes with a moulding bar to re-create broken off lugs etc. Amazing stuff, ive made perfect panels that i would have thrown in the skip before.[/quote


Tried Plastech not as strong and as quick setting made lugs with it have not tried that with q bond yet.

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