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I've been in the paint business for 50 years , us old guys can always learn something new ,I really appreciate your show And take care !!🍺🍺

after watching this, now I am qualified bumper restorer.

This is one of the best plastic welding videos out there. Many videos have misinformation.

It’s always nice when a professional will take the time to show us wannabes how to attempt to do what they can do in their sleep.  Thank you very much.. This is an excellent video well narrated and produced.

Hello greetings from Tijuana Mexico. I own a small paint and body shop and I am very happy to have you share your knowledge with us.

For those not having the equipment, a zip tie does it equally well.
Use a lighter to set fire to, and melt, the zip tie, while holding it above the damage. The drips from the melted zip tie bonds with the plastic, and it gets really strong. With a bit of practising, the result can look like a TIG weld.

Awesome. Thank you. I have to replace my radiator and since I have it out and the bumper off I might as well fix the crack that's in the bumper. Thank you so much this is awesome

Wife comes in at the end " What's Burning "

Running a sander over a carpet! Your cleaning lady must love you. I hope you pay her well.

I have a tip for you.  If you want to speed the process up a lot you can get one of those little pencil torches and use that along with the flat tip to get things warmer faster.  I use them all the time and my crack repair time is 75 percent faster.  Obviously, you need to be careful not to get the plastic too hot but you know that.  I have repaired hundreds of cracks with a torch and the welder and never had one fail.  I also wanted to say that I actually think that my welds with the torch are stronger because I find that the plastic welder just doesn't get the bumper cover hot enough to bond all of the plastic together

I’m going to try this method on my cracked bike plastic parts. Thank you for sharing

I just love the way you explain the process,  please keep it up.

Hey brian.jeez its been like 4 years since i last saw one of your videos. You actuslly taught me how ti paint.
Finished my first showcar 4 years ago , only been going up from there .
Now i started plastic welding this week...and BOOM here you are again 😂😁
Like the father i never had

I am from St .Lucia and work in a auto body repair shop and i use a hot air machine with the different welding rod type selectors and melt the plastic in the cracks using a technic to repair plastic bumpers

Awesome info as usual, and I enjoyed your detail.  No skimping on process, which matters!:) Proper repairs make a world of difference for lasting quality. Some of us are working on those special projects we don't want to pay an arm and leg for, so knowing how to do it right really helps! Thank you!!

4 years on, and this video is still very helpful! I have watched and re-watched it half a dozen times so that I can repair my bumper!

Thank you SIR!

Awesome tutorial my friend.
I really like how you take the time to thoroughly explain each step by step.

I have used this to fix my Honda engine cover. The back pins broke and I’m not paying $300 for a new one!  Multi use tool and polyvarence support!

I was taught from my Dad (Boeing and Ex-Skunkworks Employee) to use Plastic Zip Ties and a Basic Soldrring Iron!