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Anyone ever used this?
https://www.touchofmodern.com/sales/bon ... per-bundle

It would be great if I didn't get a popup that blocked the screen before I get a chance to see what they are selling.

I was thinking the same thing Rich. Oh well, if the business model is that poor you can be assured the product and/or service will be of equal quality. What an easy way to lose potential customers. I guess they are just so enamored about being on the World Wide Web that the actual business takes a back seat.

I whole heartedly agree with you there Czar!

Fast Co. - Any way to get the name of the item - or a link to the item at a different site that doesn't require you to sign up before being able to see the item? (I don't want to provide them with an email)

Using AdBlock Plus I was able to get past the login pop up and watch the video.
I must say it looks impressive but I wonder how it reacts to/with paint.

Saturday morning at 8:30 AM I the link worked fine for me, but as to the product, no experience or knowledge of

Don't like tricky marketing.

Just because of this, I would avoid it like the plague.


David.

http://notaglue.com/

Mrs C bought me one for Christmas.
it is akin to plastic welding rather than glue.
I just went to, the website above.
I hope thats OK Harry as the other link didnt seem to work for the lads.
If not please delete.
Bob

Sorry the link didn't work for so many of you. I had no problems with it. The product is called Bondic. The link Chappy posted should work. I have no connections with the makers of this product. Just wanted to see if any of you had any experience with it before I pluck down $20 some odd dollars for it. It looks like it may have some utility to me.

This reminds me of the dental glue that has been in use since the 1980s. One of my teeth had been chipped since childhood, and the dentist noticed it and before doing a filling, he took about five minutes to mix the right color, and in seconds, he glued it in, cured it with a UV light, and its still stuck, decades later, still indistinguishable from the tooth itself. All he did was carve it to the right shape.

What I see as a use for this stuff is scratchbuilt plastic chassis. If its as tough as claimed, it will serve to solve the only thing that keeps us from building lightweight, solid or flexible plastic chassis that cost a fraction of the other materials we use. The ease of tooling plastic versus the limitations of standard shapes of brass alone is tempting.