DF-EZN1 PolyUrethane Welding (...the secret plastic)

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[@simonporter8516]

I suggest that the end of split should be drilled to prevent Griffiths crack propagation.

[@chrisa6845]

thanks for the videos, I use bumper adhesive, tge indassa brand is very good. I find that's the most reliable for PU

[@tisoy909]

If polyurethane doesn't melt. Then why not just use a good glue? Can we just use JB weld?

[@m4rvinmartian]

*2:18** SALEEN - SUH-LEAN. That's how Steve told me it's pronounced 😁*

[@The503Mac]

Whats that tip called?

[@jericosunio9673]

He looks like Josh Brolin

[@marianmarian6760]

polyindurethane is not a thermoplastic, it cannot be melted, it cannot be glued, but the author of the video probably does not m

[@JVR_Funwithdesign]

thermoset vs thermoplastic. I think he meant polyethalene when he misspoke