Billed as the world's first liquid plastic welder, Bondic might look like a tube of super glue, but it's far easier to apply and use--without those loopy fumes. It's actually a liquid plastic that remains fluid when applied until you hit it with a blast of UV light for about four seconds. That hardens it into a rock-hard plastic that can be sanded and finished so your repairs don't stand out. It seems a lot less finicky than glue, and it will never dry out if you forget to cap it.
Billed as the world's first liquid plastic welder, Bondic might look like a tube of super glue, but it's far easier to apply and use--without those loopy fumes. It's actually a liquid plastic that remains fluid when applied until you hit it with a blast of UV light for about four seconds. That hardens it into a rock-hard plastic that can be sanded and finished so your repairs don't stand out. It seems a lot less finicky than glue, and it will never dry out if you forget to cap it.
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