OK to use on polyethylene or ABS?
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???? Don't really know, my guess would be yes. It adheres very well to painted surface, as long as it's clean, go for it.
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I put it on my car to replace a peice that got damaged on a curb from my car being low. It's flexible and ok to use on painted bumper which is plastic underneath. I don't think it will work on something that is rough or pours. Just my opinion.
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If you are referring to plastic body panels like bumpers that are painted with automotive base coat clear coat, yes. I beleive the film is vinyl and can always be removed with a little heat, it shouldn't leave any mark on the polyurethane clear, the adhesive isn't aggressive (acidic) like other adhesives on pinstripes, i also use the film on plastic headlights and it doesn't etch in any way.
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I'm not sure. I bought a set of PVC and ABS plastic sticks and it worked ok with them. I imagine it would be ok with what you have. I used a mixture to repair a radiator and it worked out great.
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Dear Friend,This is worldtopseller and i am so glad to answer ur question.The material is very safe with SUS304 and ABS, and It's very multifunctional for many situations. It's very useful and helpful!
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I've used this on smooth-sanded ABS and PLA plastics to give it a shine. I use it mainly to smooth the wavy texture of a sanded 3d printed item, which I then sand again. It's very versatile.
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Yep, no problem. I've used it on plastic as well as other materials. It is such a thin layer with rich metallic color that it works on almost any surface.
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It will work on PVC and some plastics. I don't think it would work well on harder plastics as I am sure these bits would chip it badly.
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Can be used on anything, so yes, rubber is fine. Yes on shrinking with heat as well. This is actually preferred on the install. The clear bar will last at least 5 years or more. Depends on how you use it of course
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I would think you could use on either - just make sure the temperature controller is placed properly. Plastic piping is slower in heat transfer that steel/metal. Not sure if the control should be on fitting (PEX) or the tubing, might have to experiment. Absolutely insulate as best you can, this makes it cheaper to operate. I have used it with the black Armaflex as well as fiberglass, even Styrofoam.
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Sorry, never used it for that. I use it for all interior plastic/vinyl, and just started trying it out on the tires. I bet you can get it cheaper at WalMart though....
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James, since it is self regulating, there is no issue using it on cpvc, abs, pvc, pex, etc. and I on my installation have used the black foam to cover, and it works fine,
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It should work for any weldable polyethylene. I used it primarily on a kayak, but I've also used it for various jobs around the house and even repaired a handle on my grill. Search Youtube and you can find several videos about their uses.
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Use it on bolts if you want to ease disassembly later. Not recommended for slides, slide pins, boots, pads, etc. however. Should use brake grease/lubricant here because it is particularly designed not to flow at high temps.
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You should be able to use these as long as they are compatible with your vehicles make and model. My recommendation is to contact your local mechanic and ask just to be sure but the rotors and pads should not have any effect on whether you have ABS or not.
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I would say that depends on the type of plastic ? yes for HDPE ! yes for PVC, yes for PE .For fiber reinforced plastics (FRP) ????
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I have seen the wrapped poly and solid. I used the solid poly in my big blue and it seems to work great. Good Luck!
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I used oi I used it on my trunk where there is shiny black plastic. It worked well for !e.
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i used acetone sparingly and got the goo off without damaging the adapter. BUT, handle acetone carefully and use it at your own risk as it will damage many paints and plastics. on my eneloop adapters it did not seem to do any damage.