Plastic Welder - 100W Plastic Welding Kit Soldering Iron Gun with 56pcs Rods, Professional Surface Repair Tool for Car Bumper with 4 Welding Tips, Patch Net,Hot Iron Stand,Wire Brush (Blue)

It is extremely easy to use. It takes a few minutes to heat up. But once heated. It stays at temp. It seems pretty high quality for the price I paid. It comes with alot of rods. Of different kinds. And it performs amazingly. My only issue is with the stand. It had a little metal stand. And it will get just as hot. As the device does. So set it on something that won't melt or burn

Does everything it says it will do, have repaired everything from a cracked plastic grass clipping chute on my cub cadet riding mower to a busted-up dash panel on an 2004 monte carlo, and a dozen other items, so far have saved about 1000.00 from purchases vs repairs. great tool would by it again, heats quickly. Only improvement would be that the flat blade does not heat quick enough and instead I use a solder iron style of flat blade sold separately plugs into 110v works better and after the wire is imbedded with the gun one can smooth out the plastic with a hot flat blade if needed. turns out super strong with wire imbedded, much better than just melting plastic together.

Good quality build the tip is solid. It gets very hot so watch out. Easy to use with 1hand. Great size and design

The wattage is definitely a lie. It does the job but could be quite a bit hotter. Accessories are nice with filler rods that are actually labeled what type of plastic they are. A lot of kits just seem to have random plastic in different colors. Using the correct material is especial to get a good bond. Should come with foam paint or something in the box instead of everything just banging around loose. Luckily nothing was broken on mine. I needed something to weld on a new filler neck on my ATV. I melted in strips of the wire mesh in around it and used some scrap hdpe plastic to fill in over it. Seems to hold so far.

The feed's a little tricky but I think this is more in my usage than the actual tool. My only wish is that it had a dial to set a larger temp range but it's a pretty great kit for the money. Give it time to heat up and have patience and it'll do a great job.

Bought this to repair a broken tab on the molding on SUV. It was my first time doing this type of repair and this set was cheap enough to give it a try. You-tube has videos on how to. Iron was hot enough to melt the plastic and the filler sticks worked well for additional material. Added some wire mesh which is in the kit to help support the repair.

I used this kit and some 1/8 #2 rods to repair a long crack in my kids slide. With the help of a heat gun, I was able to repair a crack following a tutorial on YT. The welding tip with the tube for plastic rods worked really well in my application as I was able to get a strong, solid joint by putting a lot of rod down. I recommend this kit for the value, but it's not an every day use type of tool as it got rather hot to the touch after 20-30 minutes of use, it the kind of handy tool you use once a while.

I can only guess that any legitimate 4- and 5-star reviews for this product are from people who used the tool for a few minutes, mended one plastic item and then put the tool away. If you’re looking for a one-use fix-it tool for a broken piece of plastic, this might meet your expectations. However, if you’re looking for a tool that won’t die after one or two uses, this tool is a total dud. I ordered this product to fix a few cracked plastic items. It heated up in a few minutes, was easy to handle and worked quite well. Unfortunately, as seems to be the case with many brands of these so-called “plastic welding” soldering irons, THE TOOL SIMPLY STOPPED WORKING AFTER BEING PLUGGED IN FOR ABOUT AN HOUR. The power light continued to glow, but the tip remained stone-cold. I unplugged the tool, let it “rest” for a while and tried again. Nothing, nada, zilch. This product seems to have a serious design flaw which burns out the internal parts in very short order. Obviously, once the heating function stops working, it is completely useless for plastic welding; and sadly, it’s not even attractive enough to be a paperweight. I got this for about $13 on a lightning deal. If I had to put a value on it, I would say it was worth about 13 CENTS because it did actually fix two plastic cracks before it died. I returned it to Amazon the day after it arrived and got a Weller 140W/100W soldering gun. The Weller isn’t as “elegant” for plastic welding as this product would be if it lasted longer than an hour, but the Weller works fine and had no trouble working past the one-hour mark. (From videos I’ve seen, people are still using Weller soldering guns they bought 40 years ago.) If you have more than one small item to plastic-weld, I would urge you not to waste your money, time and energy on this short-lived tool. 1 star.

Heats up fast and is easy to use. Kit includes all items required to fix most plastic breaks. I was able to successfully fix a broken piece on my snow blower with very little plastic welding experience. I find this to be a great kit for at home repair and mine has already payed for itself. For $33 at the time of my review I would recommend.

I used this to repair a plastic fender on one of our 1/10th rock crawlers. I did a bit of YouTube watching to see how to do things with different plastics. The kit is years' worth of supplies for my little hobbies.

Has enough power for medium duty jobs like alternator repair but if you can spend a few $ more the higher power irons ( 135 watt or higher ) will speed up any soldering /de-soldering jobs you are likely to have. I know it says plastic welder but it is definitely hot enough for soldering jobs. Lighter duty pencil irons like 25,35 watts are useless for anything other than very small jobs.

J'ai refixé ma cuve d'eau et mon kayak Delta avec ce kit.Tres satisfait.

Plastic welding is tedious and messy, but that's not the fault of this product. I fixed my blue box recycling bin that had a number of breaks close to one corner. I used steel wool instead of the mesh that came with the kit. The result was ugly but functional. Can't expect more. I had a plastic garbage can that I was also hoping to fix, but it was so broken and split in many places that I decided, even with this welder, it would be more tedious work than was worth it.