i often find that cable ties are made from a different type of plastic to what i am repairing and it doesn't melt together .so use an unused piece of plastic from the bumper to weld in place thats same type of plastic... good video
Why always in these types of tutorials is presumed that we have a whole workshop to do the repair? Many people don't even have a garage and have to fix things in the open parking.
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i often find that cable ties are made from a different type of plastic to what i am repairing and it doesn't melt together .so use an unused piece of plastic from the bumper to weld in place thats same type of plastic... good video
True, i used cable ties and they did not bond very well.
Lastly - driving lessons to stop hitting stuff?? Thanks for the video!
Great tutorial, thank you for uploading
How did it hold up? I’m planning to do the same
Awesome! thank you.
GREAT JOB
Where do you get the mesh from?
You can just use some steel window screen material.
Brilliant
Why always in these types of tutorials is presumed that we have a whole workshop to do the repair?
Many people don't even have a garage and have to fix things in the open parking.
Why does that matter the shop is irrelevant to the fux .hes not using any lifts nor is he using special tools.