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Anyone know what the standard plastic weld rates are. I got a yakima box for free today with a couple good sized cracks and I want to know what the standard rate would be. Or what to expect when I call around tomorrow.
Anyone know what the standard plastic weld rates are. I got a yakima box for free today with a couple good sized cracks and I want to know what the standard rate would be. Or what to expect when I call around tomorrow.
To bad you are so far away, i could get it done for free, the company i work for has a Fusion tank lining division and we got some nice plastic welders.
do it yourself, its way easier (IMO) than welding metal. Hell you can plastic weld with a heat gun and a screw driver. Look at harbor freight I know they have a cheap plastic welder. Its really useful, on bumpers and trim stuff like that.
So why not try some Plastic epoxy with structural support (wood or plastic, or metal?). Or fiberglass as I mentioned earlier. Obviously MUCH less expensive and could be made to be much stronger if you add the appropriate support, cleaning proceedures, cure requirements, etc.
Seems like a "no brainer" to me, but I can't see what your working with
id stay away from the welding man. i do fiberglass repair and tpo plastic repairs aswell...
go th the local napa or parts house. tell them u need a fusor product line book to look at. it is a 2 part adhesive that is spasificly desighned for doing just what ur doing.
i use the # 141 which is a fast set. ( done in 60 sec) they make all kinds of glues and spreadablw fillers for plastic.
th gun will cost u about 50 buks and a tube of glue can run upwards of 60 buks. but u will have plenty in a tube to do manny repairs. it has a self mixing tip that can be discarded and replaced so that u can continue usiong it...