Moldable Plastic Form Card[6 Pack], CloudValley Friendly Polymorph Plastic Glue Handy Pocket Sized thermoplastic Sheet/Mould/mend/Make [Black]

I dropped this laptop and broke the left screen hinge. I was able to glue it back in place and mold it back intocomplete working order over the broken part with this amazing product. I could have made it more aesthetically pleasing however I was more concerned with a strong fix. With a little more thoughtful prep I could have accomplished both. The product is easy to use but does dry somewhat quick once it starts cooling so have your plan ready for application when you take it out of the water. Really good product.

I purchased Sugru to repair my "around the house" eyeglasses. It did the job for 6 months, but came apart started to fail and needed to be replaced. It was not easy to work with and made a mess. It was also difficult to remove from my hands - should have worn gloves.I bought this to replace the Sugru. It did a much better job and dried to a hard plastic. The only issue with was getting the water hot enough to melt the card. I ended up heating water in the microwave to get the card to bend (not to boiling - too hot).It was much easier than Sugru and dried better, making for a more solid repair. It can also be reheated if you need to rework the repair. Plus, it did not stick to my hands like Sugru. You can also cut the card for small repairs. You can't do that with Sugru - you have to use the whole package.

I bought the black cards with the intent of fixing my glasses. The only thing I noticed was, step 4 of the instructions was missing the second half of the last sentence, but it didn't end up mattering. The plastic holds strong, and it's easier to use a bowl than a cup. You can reheat the water and soften the plastic to keep molding, and it takes way under 5 minutes to warm it to a workable state. If I ever run out of this stuff (the stuff on the glasses was a small portion of 1 card) I will definitely be buying more!

I acquired a hand me down Power Wheels ride-on for my son, and one of the wheels had about an 8” crack in the middle. Replacing the wheel would have cost $40 minimum, and I have my doubts whether it would have been as simple as it sounds. Instead of going that route, I bought these plastic cards, poured a cup of hot water, and brewed up a few to patch the crack. It worked awesome. He has been driving around for a few weeks now and the wheel has held up well. Since power wheels wheels are notoriously terrible, I also wrapped the wheels with 26er bike tires to give some tread, so you can’t see the repair.

They work good as long as you dont leave what you made in a car on a hot day.

It did take me some time to create the shape. I eventually got through. This product works. Nice😄

First time user of moldable plastic. I was wanting to do some Rift S modding and don't have a 3D printer, so I bought this. I have fixed so many things with this stuff! Plastic thingy broke? No problem! Just heat up and patch it. Yesterday, I modified my shoe inserts to provide stability for my big toes! Need to make the insert rigid beneath my big toes. This stuff is in the league of duct tape and super glue for the must-have home repair drawer.

When heated to the instructed temperature (150F), the cards turn into what can only be described as a tar-like substance. It is EXTREMELY sticky and impossible to work with. It completely ruined the mug i used to hold the hot water and card. Thank god i used nitrile gloves or else this would have stuck to my skin and probably would have done some serious damage. DO NOT BUY. This is extremely dangerous.