This guy rocks, one of the only good plastic repair videos out there. Kick ass job man.

AWESOME VIDEO! I have used your technique several times, I find having a helper align the odd shaped plastic is best because clamping is not always possible. I also found using a 1 1/4” wide putty knife with a riveted wood handle to be better than a screwdriver because you can  heat the knife to get into tight places and use the blade to melt the wire mesh into the plastic and / or use the putty knife as a heat shield to protect fragile pieces near your repair or you can hold it in front of the heat gun to direct airflow to tight spots.
THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge!

I really like the clamping system that you used; very smart!

Wow!  This guys is like a "plastics surgeon"!  Awesome repair video!

Clamping to squeeze the piece was genius. Thank you!

Man I wish I had seen this before . Repaired some cracks on atv with the zip tie trick but this is way better thanks

That was one of the most informative and satisfying videos I have watched for a long time . It’s relevant to me as I have quad bikes with damaged plastics . Thanks

Bought a 1999 Gator with many cracks and breaks on plastic fenders and bumpers.  Watched your video, bought the hardware cloth, bought a heat gun and went to it.  It looks really good.  Thank you so much for your help.  You helped me save hundreds.

Great video, thanks for taking the time to do it. Now to the hardware store for the wire, and then start my repair.

he looks like an 80's singer

I hate to admit it, but the last piece you put in, I actually blew on the screen to cool off the part, great instructional, thank you

I think the heat gun works much better than the welding tools. Good job!

Sir, great video, fantastic instructor. With the poor quality of John Deere tractor hoods this should be available for everyone

best darn plastic repair video i\ve seen all night

Thanks very much for doing this.  You've done a nice thing by sharing your knowledge.

Darn what a great idea, one of those why didn't I think of that. Great job thank you.

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing your techniques. I learned something very useful. Thanks for taking the time to make the video!

Thank you bud! This is going to work great on my ATV.

Fantastic job, great idea! I will use it.

Thank you,
Joe

Dam good video! Great info and definitely makes me realize things do not have to be over thought! Thank you!very simple and effective I really liked the clamp scene!