Ontel 5 Second Fix - Liquid Plastic 🔧 Welding Repair Tool for Enhanced Discoverability, As Seen On TV Review

Works great but don't expect this thing to fix more than a few things. It ends pretty quickly. The good news is that what I fixed is completely fixed. You can't even tell where it's broken, and with this material, all you have to do is hold it in place for a few seconds and smack light on it. No clamp required.

I opened the box and saw that the entire tooling was liquid plastic. I took off the little cap and there was a needle to apply to the little dots. When I touched my item with the needle to add the plastic, the needle disappeared inside the stick. The lid wasn't screwed on tight and the whole box was covered in plastic. I was so excited to use this product but it was a complete failure. There were also no instructions for use. I tried putting a magnet on the cup but it didn't work but it made a…

a useless adhesive product, if i could give less than a start i would. 3 pack, plastic bag, just to see how strong the bond is, after a minute in the light it started to harden and once it had hardened it didn't stick to any of the plastic pieces. So I tried styrofoam and glass, the zipper never fastened after a minute with the light on, it's just junk. These companies should be held accountable for this type of garbage. Maybe not glass. but plastic and polystyrene are not even a moment of…

I bought this to fix the plastic frames on my glasses. Not only did it not work, despite all the instructions, the tube broke and the product leaked (the black tape in the photo is an attempt to seal a tear in the tube). Warning: Returns are not permitted due to the flammability of the product. Find out. It can be sent to the buyer, but the same combustible product cannot be returned using the same delivery mechanisms. Hmmm. Update: I contacted the seller; they kindly refunded my purchase in…

I received the product and opened the blister pack to see there were a few drops of the thick liquid on the outside of the applicator stick, unscrewed the end and found that it was full of air with a little sticky is clear liquid inside. Nobody came out when I pressed it. I then tried the light activator on a tiny piece in a test application and found that it was only partially cured and cured to a gooey mass with a small amount that was soft and never fully cured. This is a complete waste…

Bought this to fix a kettle handle that cracked in two. All I had to do was snap two pieces of plastic together and start with a clean surface and 3 quick drips of it around the edge, mix the halves together and then cure the drips. After that it seemed like I put them together correctly and filled in the gaps, then cured again for a few minutes to ensure the entire area was ready to use. After 1 minute, the handle broke in two again. It's not that this stuff didn't set, as they all had the…

Excellent. He does what he says. A lot of the bad reviews must be due to the material not being properly cured with UV light. REMEMBER: ANY liquid that is not exposed to light will NEVER harden (dry out). This material is very strong when used properly, but it has limitations where you cannot expose the entire application to UV rays. Any resin you apply will not be exposed to direct UV light for 15-30 seconds, will never cure, will never stick, and will never dry out. When you're trying to glue