Video Review for Kiki Loose Joints

Video Review for Kiki Loose Joints
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[@heangeiei]

kiki is in stock now.

[@Tef-Tef]

Great news!

[@adamtsiolas]

Not that cheap anymore! It cost around 10-12$ plus the shipping! 😞

[@ahchiu9]

Very cool! I've never even heard of this before. Do you (personally) use it on ball joints as well, or do you leave those for the more old-school methods (polish, etc)?

[@Tef-Tef]

on all joints... its pretty darn good... my old school method was the nail polish... but this adds a permanent hard shell coating to the ball joints... since you also need to let it dry also... you canot have a good idea if you've put too much of it until it's too late... making the ball joint usually Harder to move than what it should... sure the joint is tight, but most of the time it's a bit too tight and put stress on the joint's plastic. and since it's permanent... kinda hard to remove it and start again. I did broke at least one figure I do remember because of this (movie Terradrive) too much polish on the hip ball joints... then the joints were too tight, and they snapped at the connector :(

[@ChaoticDarkness1]

Finally I don't have to use nail polish anymore. Whenever this becomes more available I'm definitely going to purchase some. My Beast Machines Tankor can barely stand his joints are so loose.

[@Tef-Tef]

I used kiki on a lot of my beast wars and they are great now... the joints are nice tight and a bit squeaky... not much in a bad way but a satisfying tight plastic squeek lol :D

[@iiwarlordii4858]

Would you say nail polish is a good substitute

[@GXDoubleX]

Glad to see that you like this Kiki stuff. It was a great discovery for loose joints hater such as myself.

[@heangeiei]

now it is out of stock. in stock 10/3/2020

[@Tef-Tef]

10/3/63 ?? lol As in 2063? thats pretty long way... good thing I bought 6 bottles lol

[@heangeiei]

@@Tef-Tef 10/3/2020

[@Tef-Tef]

@@heangeiei That aint so bad! :D Still great product!

[@heangeiei]

@@Tef-Tef thank you for review. I will share on my facebook.

[@r.davidhill7639]

Man how did you get earth rise cliffjumper so quickly? Lol

[@Tef-Tef]

lol if only... even with the tiny size and parts forming... Earthrise Cliffy cannot be as bad as this Acetoys Cliffy

[@r.davidhill7639]

@@Tef-Tef so you don't like the ace toys version?

[@Tef-Tef]

@@r.davidhill7639 everything about it is loose, barely stand up, barely tabs together for the few things that could tab... it's very bad... I couldnt even bring myself to give it a super bad review... so I just didnt review it

[@r.davidhill7639]

@@Tef-Tef sorry to hear this but as a viewer I would like to hear your negative reviews also. It could help someone like me save money on a poor figure. Just think about it. Thank you for all your videos.

[@Tef-Tef]

@@r.davidhill7639 i am now, back then that figure was just, so depressing.. lol but am doing it now even if the figure is horrible...

[@Gohomeister77]

Does it help with loose ratchet joints?

[@Tef-Tef]

Yes it does.... but Ratchet joints are super easy to fix by simply opening the joint up, and place like few layers of paper under the spring to make the spring tighter... but if you cannot open the join and access to its mechanism; the spring... then yes kiki will do the job :)

[@falcedacciaio]

Once dry is the white still visible? Does it leave any trace behind? I was thinking to use it on some loose ball joints

[@Tef-Tef]

it does work on ball joints... depending on how much you apply, it may create residues, specially if you use a bit much, but it's not white, it becomes transparent as it dries... for ball joints it sorta leaves a king of tiny film peeled off... but it definitely does the job of making the joint MUCH better.

[@falcedacciaio]

@@Tef-Tef well the joint is white and also it shouldn't be visible since i'd use this product on the inside. Thank you for the reply

[@MidnightGarou94]

looks as though its all sold out . very cool product

[@Tef-Tef]

the seller often solds out but replenishes real quick... keep checking :)

[@TheLukemcdaniel]

Or ... you could just use pledge future.

[@Tef-Tef]

I tried all those... they dont work as good as this.

[@xfunnyman310x]

Pledge is not a permanent or long term solution. You need to keep applying it overtime. This is more of a long term solution. And why not try this out if they both cost the same

[@TheLukemcdaniel]

@@xfunnyman310x They don't cost nearly the same. I got a large half gallon bottle of pledge for less than $4 at Wallmart. This is ~ $11 for 30 ml. This is -far- more expensive. I also already have that bottle of pledge from modelling, and don't use but a small amount of it when I pull it out. I'm not sure who lied to you and said they were the same price.

[@Eversence]

Innocent_Bystander lame

[@therealspaceninja27]

Floor polish flakes off. I’ve used Krazy glue to add tolerances and even to joints that you can’t disconnect, while moving the joint for 5-10 minutes so it doesn’t set. Sometimes even after doing that it’ll lock up from a small amount of undried glue, but nothing a hobby knife hasn’t fixed, for me. I’ve applied Krazy glue liquid to 30 transformers even my 3A Ultra Magnus hip joints. No regrets!