150W Upgraded Plastic Welder Kit,800PCS Hot Stapler Welding Machine Car Bumper Repair Kit,2 in 1 Plastic Welder Soldering Gun with Weld Rods,6 Types Staples for Bumper/Kayak/Plastic Product Repairs

I bought this to repair my car bumper and assorted broken pieces from the unfortunate “Dukes of Hazzard” incident when I accidentally jumped my car. Fortunately the bumper was only cracked on the underside, although a fairly big chunk was missing along with some mounting tabs. Just to see if I could, I joined some scrap ABS plastic to the polyurethane of the bumper using the supplied wavy staples. I made two mounting tabs as well as a piece to bridge the gap that been torn out. This unit worked quickly and flawlessly. It almost worked too well, you have to be cognizant of the thickness of your piece, I almost burned through on one spot. The supplied staples are good, but it’s impossible to supply a staple for every possible scenario. Luckily some needle nose pliers and careful bending created the right profiles. The repair was nice and solid, we’ll see how long it lasts. Like it says in the manual be careful to leave the gun in place after releasing the trigger, the material needs to set up. Be careful also when clipping the ends of the staples with the provided side cutters, they shoot off at somewhere between the speed of sound and Warp 3. One ricocheted off of my forearm, making a wound that bled profusely. I just rubbed some dirt on it and kept going.It’s already paid for itself. I’m confident that I’ll get allot more use out of it. Oh yeah, when the other reviews say the included case is flimsy and cheap, they aren’t exaggerating. It’s so weak I’ll probably have to use the gun to weld it back together. I’m not sure if that’s a problem or an opportunity?

I bought this to try and fix my bagger tube where it split at the seam.As you can see by the picture it seems to work.It's easy to use. Place a staple in the heat gun. Heat it up press it to the plastic you want it to hold together. Make sure you add enough staples to hold it good.Cut the ends off and then take the heat tip that comes with it and melt plastic over the staples so they don't show.It also comes with some plastic rods or strips.I took one and melted it to fill in the small crack.I also did some staples on the inside as well to just make sure it would hold.It seems solid. The real test will be when I try it out.

I saw someone use one of these and it worked really good. When they told me how inexpensive they were, I had to get one for myself. I only tried it out to make sure it heated up the staples thus far. I have no reason to think that it wouldn't do anything that I might need it for. I think it will pay for itself in the first use and anything after that is gravy.

This tool works great. It heats up very quickly and is easy to use.

good product . thanks