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  1. Mar 16, 2020, 06:12 PM #1
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    Zip Ties ???

    Hello,today my new diy video for you ..


    How to Using Zip Ties to fix old plastic...
    Hot gluing with black Zip Ties ...

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    Thanks Mr.DK DIY! We've added your Plastic Component Repair Method to our Miscellaneous category,
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    I never thought of the ties being ABS. Thank you.
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    Pretty sure most zipties are Nylon.
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    Great video, but please please PLEASE don't use just any soldering pencil for this, unless that's ALL you use it for!!

    Seriously, great spontaneous engineering! Excellent reinforcement of the broken parts.
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    Zip ties are made from lots of different materials. It is very difficult to know for sure what you have.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimfols View Post
    I never thought of the ties being ABS. Thank you.
    If the flame is yellow with blue edges, there is a good chance it's ABS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.DK DIY View Post
    Hello,today my new diy video for you ..


    How to Using Zip Ties to fix old plastic...
    Hot gluing with black Zip Ties ...
    Excellent idea thanks from Canada
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    Thumbs up plastic repair

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.DK DIY View Post
    Hello,today my new diy video for you ..


    How to Using Zip Ties to fix old plastic...
    Hot gluing with black Zip Ties ...
    with so many things made with plastic anymore, this is a valuable piece of information. Now I wish I had back some of the things I've thrown away so I could fix them!



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