The following is the step-by-step guide provided to us by a customer detailing how they repaired their delaminated caravan window using our product.
Read the full blog on repairing a de-laminated caravan window here.
The following advice has been written by one of our customers who has been an avid member of the model railway community for many years. Her thorough guide covers a range of applications suited to the construction and repair of model engines and carriages.
Contrary to popular belief superglue is not always as super as it is made out to be and not every superglue is made equal. This guide is designed to help you to choose the right product and apply it in the right way to get you the best possible results.
Let’s face it all children break toys but it’s not as common for us to fix them as it is to buy a new one (or hide it away and hope they forget about it). Normally it’s a piece that has broken off that you’d love to re-attach but don’t really know where to start. The biggest problem is that not all plastic toys are made from the same plastic so this is actually where you need to start.
Learn more about adhesives used for repairing children’s plastic toys
The first thing to note is that high density foam isn’t a single entity, there are a multitude of different types of foam and therefore no single answer to the question of how to bond it successfully. So we have created a guide to help.
Ownership of a caravan or motorhome comes with the inevitable burden of maintenance and upkeep. There are some very common problems facing the caravan owner and replacement of these parts is often very costly and sometimes impossible due to the age of the caravan. This guide is to help those owners to choose an adhesive to help them to repair rather than replace saving you significant cost in the process.
Find out more about all the different repairs you can undertake here.