FlashFix Liquid Plastic UV Adhesive: Ultra-Fast Bonding and Curing in Seconds! Ideal for All Materials - Complete UV Glue and Plastic Welding Kit Review

Instructions followed. Tried to fix a pair of reading glasses where the top edge cracked and the lens fell out. Sanded on both sides for gluing. Glue was applied and additionally cured with black light for 40 seconds. The glue broke as soon as I put the glasses on my face. Very disappointed! Next time I will use apoxy glue.

I tried this one because it has everything in the kit and has twice the glue of the others. Now I'm starting to really like it. broken plastic part. He's holding up great. The fine tip is ideal for this precise work. I've found it's important to follow the instructions because you don't have to apply it thickly and you have to sand down anything you glue. Give you Unique product Good value Buy again

This is a unique product for unique binding/bonding needs. When I first used this glue I found that it wouldn't cure and stayed liquid no matter how much UV light I exposed it to. Later I realized that the liquid has to be shaken before the first use. In the time that has passed since the product was manufactured, it turned out that the ingredients had separated. After shaking it for a few minutes, I felt the right amount of grip that I was expecting. Try to make your liquid layers as thin as…

This is a good glue to add to your arsenal. It differs from other glues like Super Glue or Gorilla Glue that you can use. This will only cure with the UV light on, so the light needs to be able to reach the area you are gluing. You can't just put glue between two pieces and glue them together. This is more for filling gaps and surfaces that may have cracks or holes. It's a very thick glue so it stays where you put it until you cure it. It also remains flexible. I can definitely use this glue…

Title: Really useful product I've been playing around with this stuff for the past few days. The bottom line is that once you figure out where to use it, it's really useful. First I fixed my broken phone case. Liquid Legit turns into a solid transparent plastic after a few seconds under light. super easy. Then I fixed my working icon, which I was skeptical about. I built it and gradually healed it and in the end it really worked. I'm not sure if any other glue can fix the plastic part. Pretty…

We have used this twice on my son's toy and I was pleasantly surprised. My husband has several old Lego sets that he gave to my son. Old Lego sets break much easier than new ones. My 5 year old has oily fingers and often loses physique. In the fall, a few small accessories broke (which sapped the morale of my husbands and sons). We were able to repair the parts so that the set can be used again. Win! The next repair on my list is the wing of one of his transformers. It should be noted and maybe

A corner of my plexiglass windshield broke off and I tried to weld/glue it back with this product. Light along the entire repair error. It glued the two pieces together but fell apart again when I picked it up. Maybe great for some uses. but the seller and I found out that it didn't work with Plexiglas. Matt contacted ME. stated that it did not work on Plexiglas. issued a refund without my request. I can say that this is a company that has kept its integrity! Love it! Matt has assured me that…

The original item had a defective curing light. The manufacturer said they saw an issue with the switch and it was fixed, and they tried a different type of bulb. They sent a full replacement and included both stylish lamps! The product saved me $50-$100 on a micro-crack in an automotive headlight assembly. 100% moisture protection. I also fixed sunglasses for my wife. This was more difficult as the frame had to be pressed firmly against the lens. After joining, I filled the gap with repeat…

Bought several masks for my son for Halloween which came with rips at the seams. They're flimsy plastic, with holes for elastics that add stress to already torn seams, so I wasn't optimistic it would work, but after some trial and error it did. I ended up using large UV flashlights with 9 or 11 UV LEDs because time was of the essence in our case, but as far as I know the item could be placed outdoors in direct sunlight and also with a tiny light source. Although I didn't use the sandpaper from…