Permatex84145 Permapoxy Black Plastic Weld - 0.84 fl. oz.

This stuff works great on ABS plastic. I used it to repair a cracked radiator fan shroud, which has split about 3/4 down the side. I had some reservations, based on some of the other reviews - as well as a review I saw on YouTube by the Project Farm guy. However, I decided to give it a shot and see how it worked. I started by cleaning the plastic shroud with isopropyl alcohol, then used a little brush to make sure the plastic was clean.I then mixed the glue on a paper plate using a little popsicle stick. I think the trick to this glue is to really mix it well. I read a lot of other review were people were complaining that the glue didn't come out evenly or it didn't work. In my case, the glue came out just fine, but if one side or the other is coming out al little more, you just have to shift the pressure on the plunger over to the other side to help equalize things.** Very important: make sure you remove the built in stirring stick from between the plunger part, otherwise the it's hard to get the glue to come out smoothly.I mixed the glue up really well.. all back and forth, sideways and up and down. Then used the stick to spread it over the ABS plastic of my radiator fan shroud. I used 2 or 3 applications, but even just the first one did the trick. I was totally dry in about 30 to 45 minutes when I checked. It even glued to the wood (the stick I used to mix) and the paper plate. Those two ended up bonded together for life. So it's pretty impressive how fast it setup and how well it worked on the plastic. After applying the 3rd coat, I put some force on the plastic shroud and it didn't budge.I have to give this stuff 5 stars. It setup quickly and seemed to bond very well to the ABS. I wasn't expecting it to work as well as it did actually. It's a plus that it's a nice solid black color also, as it matches black plastic parts a lot better than some of the other glues out there.

Amazing product! The only downside is the smell, dang it is strong! However, once it hardens the smell is gone. I have some aluminum car wheels that the center cap had MAZDA in them. The letters were block and about 1/8" deep. I filled these, sanded them and painted the same color as the wheels. It is like it was never there.I used 3 layers because I did not want to build it up too high then have to sand it down. By the time I got done with one coat on 4 caps, the first one was dry and ready for another coat.I may try this next on 3D prints that need some filling.

I have been using this for years now and it works fantastic. I have used it on hard plastics and PVC pipe but it will work on many other materials and when its dry it keeps its bond and I have never had something re-crack or break once applied. Make sure to keep from freezing and follow directions. Most important make sure surface to be bonded is properly prepared or may not bond correctly. I hope no one changes formula on this and ruins it.

Works well but storage life very short.

Easy to use, easy to mix, and easy to apply. Set up in about 15 minutes and repair seems sturdy. Not sure yet how well the cap seals the container once opened but hopefully it wont harden as the unmixed components sit. I'd buy it again if needed.

I read an article that did a test on adhesives to glue plastic car bumper covers and this was their #1 choice. I ordered it and used it to glue plastic lock tabs that were originally secured with melted tabs that has broke off to the back side of the bumper cover. I roughed up both surfaces for "bite" and glued them together. After allowing to dry I unclamped them and with a simple tug the pieces separated. I was also able to just peel off the dried adhesive. Total failure.

Works like no other Quick!!! But careful mix it outside or ventilated area it creates toxic fumes you can smell

Well made product