🔧 Massca Plastic Welding Kit: Repair & Create with Rods, Mesh, Hot Iron Stand & Brush - DIY or Pro, Portable Use - 80W Review

I was given a kayak to take to a landfill because it had a coin sized hole in the keel and about a 2" x 5" spongy thin area around it was pulled from concrete. Otherwise it's a good enough kayak so I did a little research and decided to have it repaired instead. I needed a plastic weld gun for the repair and found it here at Revain. I came down to three and chose this one because of its price and because it was the quickest to ship. Don't regret my purchase, what a great little tool for the…

I had to repair the black polypropylene truck rail cap tips on our 2019 F250 after realizing they were severely deformed due to improper installation of the fiberglass pad when replacing leaking weather seals. I tried to buy two new caps for almost $300 but both were currently out of stock and I had to reinstall the mattress pad. It occurred to me that there might be a way to melt the new plastic into the crumpled areas and I subsequently discovered this plastic welding kit while researching…

I was sent a kayak to the junkyard because it had a coin sized hole in the keel and about a 2x5 inch spongy thin area around it from being dragged over concrete. Other than that it's a pretty good kayak so I did some research. and decided to fix it instead. I needed a plastic welding gun for the repair and found it here at Revain. It turned out to be three and I chose this one because of its price and because it was the quickest to ship. No regrets about my purchase, what a great little tool…

So right after posting - glad I bought it, does exactly what I needed, highly recommend. Now for the background story: I had a broken footboard on one of my truck's footpegs. Of course, the pads themselves cannot be replaced. You have to replace the whole pole - and they don't sell them individually, do they? No they don't. And plastic cracks don't get better with age, they get worse. So I thought of repairing the houses or spending a few hundred dollars on a new staircase and installing them…

The iron in this set is quite big so it is comfortable to hold. It has a robust construction and is excellent for heating plastics to be welded. The kit contains a sufficient amount of the most commonly used plastic. It heats up quickly and melts the plastic so that it can be flattened along with the added plastic to repair various plastic items damaged during use. The melting point is too low and they start to deform when heated. When pressure is applied to the tip, the almost-molten rod bends