Liquid plastic DIY! Fix All Your Plastic Parts Using This Amazing Method!
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Published 2023-07-27
Are you tired of throwing away your favorite plastic flower pots just because they cracked or broke? Say goodbye to wastefulness and embrace sustainability with this game-changing repair technique. By liquifying clear plastic using common household acetone, you'll learn how to revive your damaged flower pots, saving both your cherished items and the environment!
🌸 The DIY Repair Process 🌸
Join us on a journey of transformation as we demonstrate the entire repair process from start to finish. Our experienced host will guide you through each stage, offering valuable tips and tricks along the way.
Here's a sneak peek of what you can expect:
1️⃣ Assessment: We begin by evaluating the extent of the damage on the broken plastic flower pot. Identifying the cracks and fractures helps us prepare for the repair process effectively.
2️⃣ Liquifying the Plastic: Get ready to witness the chemical reaction between acetone and clear plastic!
3️⃣ Precision Application: Learn the art of applying the liquified plastic to the damaged areas with precision. See how the plastic reshapes and reinforces the pot, restoring its structural integrity.
4️⃣ Smoothing and Finishing: Aesthetic appeal matters too! Follow our expert techniques to smoothen out rough edges and achieve a seamless finish, making your repaired flower pot look good as new.
5️⃣ Drying and Curing: Patience is key. Understand the essential drying and curing times to ensure a durable and long-lasting repair.
🌿 Unlock Your Creativity 🌿
The beauty of this DIY repair method lies in its versatility. Beyond just flower pots, you can apply the same technique to mend various plastic items of different colours, from household objects to personal belongings. Unleash your creativity and embrace the art of restoration!
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All Comments (21)
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Thank you for sharing 👍
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Thank you. This opens a world of possibilities for me. The coloring technique can be improved using more pure pigments like those used in watercolors. Maybe acrilic paint or gouache might work… I will have to try. Or leave it clear and paint later. Also the making technique. You could have doubled the tapes with pliable cardboard like that from cereal packaging.
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Fantastic way of restoring this poor plastic flowers pot. You are genius no way to deny. Keep making more and more such useful videos. Thank you ❤❤❤
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Where have you been all my life! Im always fixing and restoring things, NOW I know. Thank you so much, Following for more...
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Oh, man! That's so cool to know. I just bought a gallon of acetone for paint cleanup. I knew there were more off-label uses. This is a great contribution to the YouTube community and the world. Thank you.
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Nice.Thank you for sharing.
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Ohh my goodness! It’s a very very useful idea. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
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The liquid resin you created is used to repair all plastic parts, it's really cool, useful and extremely effective. I followed you to repair plastic at home which was awesome, thank you
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Very useful info. 👍 Didn’t know acetone is dissolving these brittle hard plastics. - So far I watched some good videos on melting and reshaping PE -plastics. Your video adds on to my knowledge on the spectrum of plastics.
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This is genius; I love this stuff! So far I fixed my snow shovel, my laser level, my bong . . .Badass!
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Thank you for sharing this wise message.
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Thank you for posting this on. I work with abs and knew this hack, but many other people will benefit from it. Good job!
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Awesome ! Thank you for sharing this it will come in handy for fixing alot of things.
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Está súper Gracias por compartir
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This helps me so much! Thank you. I have been trying to finish a jewelry design for months and this will allow me to do just that!
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I’m really impressed.
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Do any of you people read the comments before asking the same question that has been asked MANY times already? - - -The pot repair was intended as an example of what could be done with the liquid plastic. I venture to say that everyone knows the pot is a $1.25 item. If you and your dad mixed spit and iodine together, then make a video and leave this guy alone. Same goes for all of the negative comments, MAKE YOUR video about how to use a razor knife. 😮😮😮
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We did all this for a plastic pot from dollar tree. Very helpful chemistry lesson, though. Glad to know how to do this with other items. :) Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you sir helps a lot for so many precious electronic devices cabinets like radio etc
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Thank you very much for useful information!🙏
