UV Liquid Plastic Welder, Super Glue, Cures Quickly, UV Resin Kit with Light for Home, Plastic, Jewelry (LED Light & Liquid Cartridge in a Tin Case)

Since the that first day in the dentists chair, watching the dentist use Ultra-Violet activated bonding agent - I have been on the lookout for a way to have that capability. So, when I saw a TV ad for Bondic my eyes lit up like a kid on Christmas morning. Short answer: This stuff is Magic. Works better than I had even dreamed! Additionally, my wife, who is an Elementary School Art teacher - immediately saw applications for it. In the short time I have had it... I have glued the frame on a magnifying glass that was beyond normal repair, fixed the plastic lid on my wife's expensive make-up case... repaired some dog-chewed phone charging cables, and just last night I fixed something whose repair had eluded me for 20 years... the brass handle on my fireplace tool. It REFUSED to stay tight - it would wobble and then loosen up no matter WHAT I tried. Believe me, in 20 years I tried a lot. Just a quick, light strip perpendicular to the threads, Zap it with the UV, and I had to use considerable force to screw the handle back on. The threads immediately gripped tight... I can still remove the handle with force, but is goes back on tight. Magic, I tell you. I had to build a fire just to use it. <G> Pros: the ability to clean it up before setting it is an unsung Pro. No frantic time worries about super glue setting up, no concerns about getting glue where I didn't want it. I am a perfectionist - I found that I could apply the glue, take cue-tips and paper towels to clean up the bond - with NO TIME PRESSURE or melting of the plastic ... and then, when it satisfies me, Zap it and it is hard as a rock. Cons, Tips: The only failure I have had is when I attached a magnet to another magnet. The surfaces were slick chrome, and the directions warned about roughing up the surfaces. They are correct - the bond failed under pressure. Personal con: the hardest things for me to do is use just enough. I had to get out of the "If a little bit does a little bit of good, then a lot will do a LOT of good" mentality. The only thing a lot does is waste glue. The only other con is the instructions: what there was is written in 16 languages and hard to follow. Tip: The tool works best when taken apart. The UV head pulls easily out of the orange holder, and the glue tube pulls out of the orange holder as well. I found I had a lot more control with the tube in one hand and the light in the other. The "Lock On" function of the light is handy also. You will be amazed... can't say enough good about this product. But I am gonna need some more glue... <G>

hello, tired of using super glue or a hot glue gun to make a solid connection of broken parts? wait no more...bondic liquid plastic is here. what a great handy invention. it fills small holes, cracks, glues two ice cream stirring sticks together, and for our main application, filled a crack in some fiberglass. indoors, it takes a little while to have the liquid start to harden. but, outdoors in the bright sunlight, it hardens almost instantly and starts to build up on the tip of the applicator. there was no need for the uv light as the sun did the hardening. under a shady area, the hardening process was a little slower and we were able to get the crack finished. it was a little shaky as soon as the liquid was coming out of the tip, it started to harden, making filling the crack difficult, once we got the shade cover in place, we were able to finish the project. after it hardens, it can be filed down, but use the finest file you can find as it comes off fast even after hardening. finally using a 600 wet dry sand paper, you can finish it to your liking. our indoor projects were easily completed because of no sunlight hitting the liquid tip as it was spread onto the projects. then we had to use the uv light on the other end to harden the liquid. this is an outstanding product and it is ever handy in its protective case. but, be warned, the screw on cap for the tip comes off with a simple twist and goes on quickly, but it you are not careful, if you twist incorrectly, you will open up the second cap that takes off the opening for the liquid in the pen. the replacement parts will come in handy later. great product and delivery ...yrmv

Wow...I'm disappointed. I really needed this thing to work. I was very impressed with the video. I read some reviews on here regarding fluid leakage from the pen, and I thought it can happen, but maybe their quality-control will step up. I received this unit and it was partially covered with the liquid material that leaked out - not a lot. But it isn't the type of stuff you want on your skin, and there's no way around it unless you open the package with a cloth or paper towel handy. Also, the pen body is much more flexible than I would have thought. It's like a stiff black plastic drinking straw with threads that don't seal that well. Okay, not a big deal. But the LED wouldn't light. There are two ways of activating it - sliding a switch down that presses one of the LED leads to make contact with the battery, or by squeezing the soft battery case to do the same thing. Nothing. I don't know if the LED is defective or the battery was dead. I suspect the latter. I had an application for which this item would have been perfect. But I can't use it and have to send it back. Very disappointed. ***************************************************** ********************* UPDATE ************************** ******************************************************* I began my return process with Amazon, but in the meantime, the seller noticed my review and promptly sent a replacement, unsolicited by me. The replacement arrived today and the LED light was fully functional. I didn't notice any leakage around the pen, but I might still expect some, given the material it's made from. The item works as advertised, though I will say that the resulting cured product is a bit more flexible than it appears in the video. It isn't glue, but if you've had any experience with actual metal welding, you will have more success - you need to make a good solid mechanical connection for good strength. I updated my review from one to four stars - for the product itself. It isn't the cat's pajamas as it appeared, but it's pretty good. The seller is outstanding - and I very much appreciate their efforts to satisfy this customer.

Conoscevo già questo prodotto e devo dire che non ha eguali per flessibilità di impiego. Una volta polimerizzato (bastano pochi secondi) potete facilmente carteggiarlo per dargli la forma definitiva. Eccezionale per piccole ricostruzioni su abs e plastiche in genere: ottimo anche per fori e filettature lente e da rifare. Costa un po' ma è un prodotto che risolve in modo eccellente le situazioni di bricolage che altre colle possono solo "arrangiare"

Quite unique and interesting tool how it works. Effective for broken items that are difficult to hold with with superglue.

本当にすごい！！100均で卓上バイスを購入しプラスチック製メガネの折れたフレームを固定、あっという間に 見事に接続しました。すぐに普通に眼鏡を使用しても、何の問題もありません。 接着の概念を完全に変わりました、他の用途にも使えそうです。

My Basenji Puppy broke my Tag Heuer Glasses for the second time. I was looking for the fix at $575.00 This would have been my second $575 spend in 4 weeks. I saw the Bondic advertised and decided to order it to see if it lived up to its billing. Boy did it ever. It took me all of 15 minutes to repair my glasses. The repair is hardly noticeable and I saved $550.00 on a new lens. Now I'm going to repair the first broken pair and have a back up pair. I could not be more impressed with a product. I would use the words Breakthrough, Must Have.

Saw this demonstrated on a craft programme on shopping TV. The demonstrations of it's use were somewhat underwhelming but I found the concept interesting and thought I might find uses for it, so bought one. So far it has proved very effective for sticking tiny (Ø3x1mm) rare earth magnets into paper and card craft constructions. More impressive was building a replacement hinge pin for a broken Fiskars Paper Trimmer (made from clear plastic). I'd tried various glues to stick the hinge pin back but the stresses of snapping it back into place were too much and it always broke off again. The pin was about 3mm in diameter and 8mm long so I decided to try building one in situ with Bondic. It was important to make sure all traces of glue were removed from the plastic then I applied Bondic layer by layer curing as I went until I had a pin of roughly the right proportions. It didn't look very pretty (you can sand or file the cured plastic if required) but to my delight it snapped into place on the cutter which is now working as good as new. A replacement cutter would have been £26 so the Bondic has more than paid for itself with this one repair. The curing process is so fast - literally seconds to achieve full strength - makes it a pleasure to work with. I'm optimistic I'll find other uses for Bondic in the future. The unit comes in an "aluminium" case.... first time I've seen magnets stick to aluminium! Even if it is brushed steel, the case is quite nice and keeps the light away from the unit.