Any one ever used this???

[richard]

Looks good found it on the vfr site came well recommended..

http://www.plastexexpress.co.uk/repairs.htm


R :dunno:

 

[Punchy]

<Plastex™ is excellent for reproducing knobs and other small parts. >

Someone give Fat Bert a shout :-:

 

[Fat Bert]

Small Knobs~~~

You called?

 

[Fat Bert]

Small Knobs~~~

You called?

 

[RHINO]

<Plastex? is excellent for reproducing knobs and other small parts. >

Someone give Fat Bert a shout :-:

Keyboard moment :xm

 

[Jaws]

Tis like what how Punchy says.. good for making little odds and sods with, but Darrell ( #1 son ) bought a kit to repair the plastics on one of his quads.
Lets just say it did not live up to expectations :bang:
The big prblem is fairings are made of so many different plastics ( there are at least 3 different types on your Bird, probably more ).
I doubt anything could be effective over all plastics..

 

[Supabird1100]

The problem I've always had with any of these 'miracle cures' is actually getting them to stick to whatever you're trying to repair. You can build up a fairing lug, for instance, but as soon as you put any pressure on it the bond on the original panel comes away.

I'm sceptical....but open to being proved wrong !!!! :}

 

[Hornblower]

I tried the stuff to repair a missing lug on the inside of my old nose cone I did everything it said in the instructions, when it was finnished it looked crap was totaly the wrong texture and then snapped off as I flexed the nose cone to go over the frame. If you want some you can have mine to play with I dont think I've binned it yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :beer: :beer: