Urethane Supply Company has everything needed to repair and refinish plastics. From plastic welders to instant glues to epoxy fillers to paints to primers, you name it. Some of our products that you may be familiar with are: Mini-Weld Airless Plastic Welder, Plastic Magic Adhesion Promoter, PlatiFix plastic repair kit (not to be confused with Plastex plastic repair kit), Bumper and Trim Black (not to be confused with Forever Black), Wax Blaster wax remover, Flex Filler (not to be confused with Duramix), Black Cat primer (not to be confused with Transtar Hydroflex), Insta-Weld adhesives (not to be confused with Crazy Glue or LocTite), Bumper and Cladding Coat, ATV Fender Welder, Kayak and Canoe Welder for Pelican canoes, FiberFlex welding rods, Uni-Weld welding rods, EZ Weld Hot Air Plastic Welder, Steinel hot air plastic welder. We also carry a complete line of plastic welding rods. For example, we manufacture ABS welding rods, Polypropylene welding rods, Polyethylene welding rods, TPO (TEO) plastic welding rods, Polyurethane welding rods. In addition to the products you need to repair plastic, we also have detailed instructions and tutorials with step-by-step instructions on how to repair plastic.
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When restoring older cars, it is often too expensive to replace broken plastic parts. And, that is assuming a new part is available. In cases where new parts are too expensive, difficult to find, or, impossible to find, you will need to restore what is already there. This 1971 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser is a perfect example. The fan shroud on this Vista Cruiser had a hole in it from contact with the fan.

| The fan shroud was damaged when the fan made contact with the shroud. The shroud was removed and it was determined that the shroud was made out of polypropylene. | |
| We used a hot air welder to apply polypropylene strips to span and cover the hole. | |
| The weld was smoothed out using the Airless Plastic Welder with the flat tip. | |
| The weld was sanded and countoured to match the original profile. | |
| It almost looks as good as new now but to make it look even better, we are going to paint it. | |
| Using our Bumper & Cladding Coat, the fan shroud was painted black. | |
| As you can see, the fan shroud looks great. Now, for the rest of the car. |
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