I know you've probable said things 1000 times but a new person would like to hear a narration... What did you clean it with, what staples, how deep, what kind of tap, on and on and on. Sure its interesting to watch but not near as informative as it could have been.
Hi! Yes, these videos are designed to be entertaining and not as informative as our other videos. We have so many tutorials on plastic welding already, these "Plastic Pointers" are just a change of pace. :) The products we used are in the description and in the video. We cleaned with 1000 Super Prep plastic cleaner. We also carry a zero VOC cleaner called EcoPrep. We just used one of the flat staples that comes with the stapler. The staples are part numbers 6211 and 6214. They were placed deep enough to hold the plastic together, but not so deep that they were difficult to get out. I'm guessing you mean tape instead of "tap"? We used the 6485 aluminum tape. If you meant something else, please let me know. Feel free to look at our nitrogen plastic welding tutorials. We've repaired a variety of things over the years: ruclips.net/video/mz0aBrDcAa8/видео.html
Good job mash'Allah
I know you've probable said things 1000 times but a new person would like to hear a narration... What did you clean it with, what staples, how deep, what kind of tap, on and on and on. Sure its interesting to watch but not near as informative as it could have been.
Hi! Yes, these videos are designed to be entertaining and not as informative as our other videos. We have so many tutorials on plastic welding already, these "Plastic Pointers" are just a change of pace. :)
The products we used are in the description and in the video.
We cleaned with 1000 Super Prep plastic cleaner. We also carry a zero VOC cleaner called EcoPrep.
We just used one of the flat staples that comes with the stapler. The staples are part numbers 6211 and 6214. They were placed deep enough to hold the plastic together, but not so deep that they were difficult to get out.
I'm guessing you mean tape instead of "tap"? We used the 6485 aluminum tape. If you meant something else, please let me know.
Feel free to look at our nitrogen plastic welding tutorials. We've repaired a variety of things over the years: ruclips.net/video/mz0aBrDcAa8/видео.html