Fixing loose GI Joe joints with BONDIC and (bonus) drilling out a back screw.

[@sequoia1171]

I was thinking that instead of using a razor knife to shave down the material, you could use a little tiny piece of really fine grit sandpaper to smooth it down a bit and not risk cutting your figure and damaging it

[@campbellruleV1kiwiGI]

Great idea!! I really need to try that

[@CracktasticPlastic]

It's been a lifesaver. The nice thing is, if you overdo it you can just pick it off s and start over.

[@sixshot1975]

drill bit 1/16 put it in reverse screws come right off instantly

[@eltenda]

Interesting how to! Good job

[@CracktasticPlastic]

Hey, thanks. This bondic stuff has been a game changer for me.

[@roeelo]

I love this video!!

[@CracktasticPlastic]

Thanks. It loves you too.

[@sixshot1975]

use a smaller drillbit it the screw will comeout on its own i do it all the time

[@hadloWWW]

Thank you sir. Is the leg screw same size as back screw? Very cool man.

[@CracktasticPlastic]

Generally, yes. They are the same size.

[@barronrichard9427]

Will this work on elbow cracks?

[@PeterToth-bs3gy]

Finally have you tried this for the elbow crack? I have also one on a cobra soldier :-(

[@Mizzelphug]

I know this video is over a year old but I'm eyeing that Rumbler figure back there. I lost a bidding war on Fleabay for one recently. Everyone wanted the USS Flagg but I just wanted the crossfire but couldn't afford one then. Really can't now. lol

[@CracktasticPlastic]

I sold that Rumbler figure recently for probably way to cheap but I don't have a Crossfire and it wasn't from my childhood so he got the axe.

[@TypicalYoutuber13]

Stfu Batman got me ,ol

[@troublemagnet1]

I use clear nail polish. I wonder if Bondic is better.

[@CracktasticPlastic]

I haven't tried nail polish. Maybe I'll do a comparison video.