[TechAssist] Re: Worth a second look.....
- From: "Christopher Barnak" <cbarnak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 08:22:56 -0500
Plas-T-Pair is still available. It's at our local electronics parts
distributor and MCM Electronics. Maybe it was pulled in your State but
not Virginia.
Another wonderful product that few know about is a product called:
Insta-Plastik Solid Bonder. Made by A.T. S. This stuff is great, it's
two parts, one part is like super glue and the other is a powder. Clean
up what you want to bond with alcohol and apply the glue, sprinkle on
the powder and instantly you have a solid bond. Works well on most
plastics and most anything else. Check it out, you'll love it. Go to
www.atsincproducts.com and call for a kit. Also you can call direct
at 800-343-3530. Tip : When the liquid Ethyl Hybrid runs out, you can
use super glue, however, it may not work quite as well, but still
acceptable. The powder that comes with the kit, is a organic based
powder. I think it's like human or animal skin, and we all know how well
super glue bonds to the skin.
Christopher Barnak, CET
Norfolk Public Schools
School Plant Facilities
966 Bellmore Ave.
Norfolk, Va. 23504
Phone 757 628 3385
Fax 757 628 3392
cbarnak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> dek@xxxxxxxxxx 10/27/03 6:08:42 AM >>>
Used to be on the market. It was a plastic repair kit.
Excellent for cracked or broken cases, knobs, anything made of
styrene(?) plastic. Holds as good as if it was never
broken/cracked. But, due to "chemical hazards" it was pulled
from the market years ago. Like the infamous "Blue Channel
Master" contact cleaner. Seems anything that really works for
us is pulled from the market.
Doug
Kevin wrote:
>
> What is "Plas-T-Pair"?
>
> Kevin Wilks
> Kevin's TV & Video Repair
> Penticton BC Canada
> kevintv@xxxxxxx
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: techassist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:techassist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Doug Keller
> Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 1:57 AM
> To: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [TechAssist] Worth a second look.....
>
> Hey guys,
> For all of you that remember "Plas-T-Pair", I may have
> accidentally stumbled across it in another form. I was forced
> (almost at gunpoint) to go shopping at walmart yesterday with
> my wife. She spent an hour in the cosmetic area while I
> checked out the electronics and POWER TOOLS! Anyway, we get
> home and last evening she is putting on these fake
> fingernails. No big deal. But then she pulls out this stuff
> with the liquid in a brown bottle and this powder in a
> separate little container, pours some of the liquid into a
> small container, and gets out a small brush. She dips the
> brush in the liquid then into the powder. I ask her what she
> is doing. She said you have to wait a bit for the liquid to
> dissolve the powder. Then I remembered the smell of the
> liquid. I came over here to the shop and pulled out one of the
> PlasTPair kits I still have stashed away and smelled the
> liquid. It smelled the same. So I went back to the house and
> mixed up a batch. It acted exactly the same. Set up perfectly,
> except is slightly pink in color. So, perhaps something that
> was useful to us was pulled from the shelves due to hazards,
> but was reincarnated as nail stuff. The stuff is called "ONYX
> Professional Low Odor Acrylic Liquid" and is in the section of
> wallyworld with the fake fingernails and haircolor stuff. The
> stocking/part number in the upper righthand corner is 61053.
> If anyone else wants to look into this also, please post your
> findings. I may be beating a dead horse, but again I may not.
> Doug
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