Survival Prep.....maybe
 

I ran across this on youtube and thought it could come in handy at sometime and was information worth sharing.


Plastic Welding with Soldering Iron

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Re: Survival Prep.....maybe
 

when i was installing phones and stereos in cars i used to use that method
to cover up holes in the dashboard from previous installations or to get
a car ready for resale after it had its accesories removed.

with a bit of care you could very easily hide the weld with a bit of texture
i normally just used my thumb when it was cooling.

stronger than super glue i think

have since used it to repair a plastic water tank and lots of kids toys

Re: Survival Prep.....maybe
 

Breathing the fumes has to be good for the lungs...:-0