Permatex 84145 Permapoxy Black Plastic Weld - 0.84 fl. oz.

I was almost at the end of my rope until I discovered this miracle product. I have been trying to fix a gap in my Kawasaki Ninja plastic fairings. The plastic fairings were not fitting flush because a tab or two had broken off the darn thing. I tried JB Plastic Weld, 3M Plastic Adhesive, Loctite super glue, heck, even the hot glue gun got in the act, all to no avail. None of these products were strong enough to hold the fairings together. Frustrated, I decided to give this Permatex Black Plastic Weld a shot. Lo and behold this stuff really works! I can't believe how strong the bond is. Oh and by the way, the smell is not as bad as some other reviewers portray it to be - I've smelled worse. Regular gasoline smells 10x more than this stuff. The working time on this is around 5 minutes so you have to work quick with it. Have a timer in front of you. Anyhow, I am very glad I bought this, even though I had to wait a few days to get it - it was worth it. All of the Auto Parts stores in my area were out of stock on this Permatex product- although all of them had the JB Weld version in stock, hmmm wonder why... I had to pass up on the rest and try the best. Now my bike looks amazing, no more ugly gap to worry about, thanks to this really outstanding product. In any event, if you are looking to fix your plastic motorcycle fairings, stop right now and buy this product. This is the answer you have been looking for. Enjoy!

Need to fix a broken front bumper tab , this foes exactly what it says , worth the money

O produto veio com a parte preta solidificada, o que inutilizou o seu propósito. Até tentei abrir para ver se algo ainda estava líquido, sem sucesso. Péssima experiência.

Bardzo trwały i szybko wiąże, tubka prosta w użyciu, jedyny minus to podwójna kapka, która nie trzyma się po nałożeniu i trzeba czekać aż klej ją złapie

This stuff works great on ABS plastic. I used it to repair a cracked radiator fan shroud, which has split about 3/4 down the side. I had some reservations, based on some of the other reviews - as well as a review I saw on YouTube by the Project Farm guy. However, I decided to give it a shot and see how it worked. I started by cleaning the plastic shroud with isopropyl alcohol, then used a little brush to make sure the plastic was clean.I then mixed the glue on a paper plate using a little popsicle stick. I think the trick to this glue is to really mix it well. I read a lot of other review were people were complaining that the glue didn't come out evenly or it didn't work. In my case, the glue came out just fine, but if one side or the other is coming out al little more, you just have to shift the pressure on the plunger over to the other side to help equalize things.** Very important: make sure you remove the built in stirring stick from between the plunger part, otherwise the it's hard to get the glue to come out smoothly.I mixed the glue up really well.. all back and forth, sideways and up and down. Then used the stick to spread it over the ABS plastic of my radiator fan shroud. I used 2 or 3 applications, but even just the first one did the trick. I was totally dry in about 30 to 45 minutes when I checked. It even glued to the wood (the stick I used to mix) and the paper plate. Those two ended up bonded together for life. So it's pretty impressive how fast it setup and how well it worked on the plastic. After applying the 3rd coat, I put some force on the plastic shroud and it didn't budge.I have to give this stuff 5 stars. It setup quickly and seemed to bond very well to the ABS. I wasn't expecting it to work as well as it did actually. It's a plus that it's a nice solid black color also, as it matches black plastic parts a lot better than some of the other glues out there.