Plastic Welding

Most motor vehicles built today as well as many other modern products have components made from plastics. For example, in automobiles and truck, bumpers, grilles, spoilers, light surrounds and even complete body panels enable designers to enhance aerodynamic styling and cosmetic appeal while retaining impact resistance and eliminating corrosion.Cracks, splits, warping and even the loss of material can be remedied with the aid of hot air welding equipment. Where a steel component, with the equivalent damage, would be renewed at some cost, the repair of the plastic part can save time and expense, particularly when winter accident periods make great demands on the repairer's parts stock. A plastic component can be quickly restored to an "as new" condition without the need for fillers or special treatments. The combination of welding and the recommended repaint procedures will show no trace of a repair that should last the life of the vehicle.