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product_id: 34624628
title: "Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit"
price: "2171 kr"
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reviews_count: 9
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# 200W airless welder for consistent heat Stainless steel mesh reinforces structural strength Universal FiberFlex rod bonds to nearly all plastics Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit

**Price:** 2171 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Fix it once, fix it right — the ultimate plastic repair revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit
- **How much does it cost?** 2171 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/34624628-polyvance-fiberflex-repair-kit)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Welding Tip:** Smoothly shapes and spreads FiberFlex even in tight corners
- • **Reinforced Durability:** Embedded stainless steel mesh adds unmatched strength
- • **Hot-Melt Adhesive Tech:** Bonds without fusion welds—perfect for problem plastics
- • **Complete All-in-One Kit:** Includes welder, stand, mesh, and 30 ft. of FiberFlex rods
- • **Universal Plastic Compatibility:** Repairs everything from bumpers to tricky plastics with ease

## Overview

The Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit is a professional-grade plastic welding system featuring a 200-watt airless welder and universal FiberFlex rods that bond to nearly any plastic, including polypropylene and TPO. Its precision-shaped tip and stainless steel reinforcing mesh ensure durable, clean repairs on automotive bumpers and other plastic parts. This all-in-one kit empowers you to tackle tough plastic repairs with hot-melt adhesive technology, delivering strong, long-lasting results favored by pros.

## Description

The FiberFlex Plastic Welder includes everything needed to repair "problem" plastics. FiberFlex is a “universal” repair rod that sticks to nearly any plastic substrate. It sticks great to polypropylene and TPO (often used on bumper covers). Instead of creating a fusion weld, FiberFlex works like a hot-melt adhesive. This kit contains the heating element with the flat welding tip, a welder stand, stainless steel reinforcing wire mesh (10 inches (25 cm) by 5 inches (12 cm)), 30 ft. (9.2 m) of Polyvance's FiberFlex. Each rod is 1 ft. (30 cm) long. The rods are approximately 1/8th inch (3 mm) thick and 1/2 inch (12 mm) wide.

Review: Works great - This was used to repair the air dam on a 1999 cavalier that had been cleanly ripped about half way down and I was sick of watching it flap around. It’s made of the TPO plastic and long discontinued. I did not want use tape. Easy to use and made a very strong, durable repair. It’s stronger than the other half that was intact. I wiped the area with MEK to clean it and no problems using it. I didn’t have any acetone on hand and didn’t have to drill out the rivets. It was brazed together while attached. There was a steady breeze of air flowing away from the work area so no vapors hanging around from the melted rod.
Review: Love this kit - I did buy specific plastic strips matching the material which I was repairing so the only part of the kit I have not tried so far are the supplied plastic strips. So far I have repaired PP (polypropylene), PE (polyethylene), and ABS. All were successful using the welder in this kit as the welder and strips matching the part to be repaired. ABS was probably the easiest of the 3 but none of the 3 was difficult. I only used the screen on the ABS. I have a 79-85 Cadillac Eldorado with mounting tabs where screws go through the panel surrounding the stereo. The screws are pretty well hidden but a prior owner over torqued the screws holding the panel through the mounting ears and destroyed them. I started from the back and I first used the welder to stitch the cracks and any pieces which still existed. I then melted in a piece of the screen polyvance includes in the kit from the back of the panel to start the reconstruction of the tab. After the screen was melted-in I added some ABS material using strips I bought on desertcart to both the front and back of the screen. The only thing I wish I had done was to separate the screen slightly where the screw needed to go through. I tried drilling the reconstructed tab and the drill bit caught the screen. It was a situation where it would have been easy to crack the tab again. I was able to enlarge the area in the screen for the hole without the drill and it was fine. You can clear the plastic where the hole needs to be by heating the back of a drill bit, while holding the bit in a pliers, and the heat will form the hole revealing the screen. A lot of old interior cosmetic trim pieces are ABS. Always look for markings on the original part and use the same material type for repair. Also check markings on other plastic items you have for possible use and even to practice on. Harbor Freight holders commonly used to display socket extensions I had were "PP" and they were the perfect thickness to repair a PP part I had where a section was missing. I cut a template out of cardboard and then I used the template to cut the tool holder and the missing piece was welded-in using the Polyvance welder. It's not always easy to find repair plastic in the thickness you need for reconstructing large pieces so the Harbor Freight tool holders saved me. Layering thinner sheets does not work well. If I had to build something up again I would try the stainless screen between the layers and it may work. One other thing I noticed was it took a little longer than I wanted to wait to heat the tip the first time. I didn't go crazy with it but I used my MAPP gas torch to speed it up a little. Great kit and polyvance was helpful answering questions before I bought it.

## Features

- Universal Repair Rod: FiberFlex welding rod adheres to nearly any plastic substrate
- Bumper Plastics Compatibility: Bonds exceptionally well to polypropylene and TPO, commonly used in bumper covers and other automotive parts
- 200-Watt Airless Welder: Delivers consistent, even heat to easily melt the welding rod and embed reinforcing mesh
- Precision-Shaped Tip: Specially designed tip spreads and shapes FiberFlex smoothly, and easily reaches into corners and tight spaces
- Stainless Steel Reinforcing Mesh: Provides added structural strength by embedding mesh into the repair
- Complete Repair Kit: Includes heating element with flat welding tip, welder stand, reinforcing wire mesh, and 30 feet of FiberFlex welding rod
- Hot-Melt Adhesive Technology: Works like a hot-melt adhesive instead of creating a fusion weld, making it effective on problem plastics

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0007LDJBY |
| Brand | Polyvance |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (105) |
| Date First Available | June 29, 2006 |
| Item Weight | 1.3 pounds |
| Item model number | 5210 |
| Manufacturer | Polyvance |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 5210 |
| Model | Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit, 115V, US Plug |
| Product Dimensions | 16.5 x 2.5 x 4.5 inches |

## Images

![Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91fdFw79YzL.jpg)
![Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81XoeMWio4L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: how many FiberFlex Rod and how many stainless steel reinforcing wire mesh comes with the tool?**
A: There are (15) 12" long pieces of FiberFlex rods and one 10" x 5" piece of stainless mesh included in the kit.

**Q: Is it 240v?**
A: This one is not, but we do make one. Please visit our website for the 240V version as we do not sell it on Amazon.

**Q: Can you use this to repair a quarter sized hole?**
A: Actually there is a better product I use now, Binglinghua 110V/220V Hot Stapler Car Bumper Fender Fairing Welder Gun Plastic Repair Kit 200 Staples, they are out of stock now, but you can find a similar item at Amazon or Ebay.

**Q: What is the warranty**
A: I think this product has a lifetime warranty  ???

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great
*by B***Y on December 13, 2021*

This was used to repair the air dam on a 1999 cavalier that had been cleanly ripped about half way down and I was sick of watching it flap around. It’s made of the TPO plastic and long discontinued. I did not want use tape. Easy to use and made a very strong, durable repair. It’s stronger than the other half that was intact. I wiped the area with MEK to clean it and no problems using it. I didn’t have any acetone on hand and didn’t have to drill out the rivets. It was brazed together while attached. There was a steady breeze of air flowing away from the work area so no vapors hanging around from the melted rod.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this kit
*by N***T on December 7, 2018*

I did buy specific plastic strips matching the material which I was repairing so the only part of the kit I have not tried so far are the supplied plastic strips. So far I have repaired PP (polypropylene), PE (polyethylene), and ABS. All were successful using the welder in this kit as the welder and strips matching the part to be repaired. ABS was probably the easiest of the 3 but none of the 3 was difficult. I only used the screen on the ABS. I have a 79-85 Cadillac Eldorado with mounting tabs where screws go through the panel surrounding the stereo. The screws are pretty well hidden but a prior owner over torqued the screws holding the panel through the mounting ears and destroyed them. I started from the back and I first used the welder to stitch the cracks and any pieces which still existed. I then melted in a piece of the screen polyvance includes in the kit from the back of the panel to start the reconstruction of the tab. After the screen was melted-in I added some ABS material using strips I bought on Amazon to both the front and back of the screen. The only thing I wish I had done was to separate the screen slightly where the screw needed to go through. I tried drilling the reconstructed tab and the drill bit caught the screen. It was a situation where it would have been easy to crack the tab again. I was able to enlarge the area in the screen for the hole without the drill and it was fine. You can clear the plastic where the hole needs to be by heating the back of a drill bit, while holding the bit in a pliers, and the heat will form the hole revealing the screen. A lot of old interior cosmetic trim pieces are ABS. Always look for markings on the original part and use the same material type for repair. Also check markings on other plastic items you have for possible use and even to practice on. Harbor Freight holders commonly used to display socket extensions I had were "PP" and they were the perfect thickness to repair a PP part I had where a section was missing. I cut a template out of cardboard and then I used the template to cut the tool holder and the missing piece was welded-in using the Polyvance welder. It's not always easy to find repair plastic in the thickness you need for reconstructing large pieces so the Harbor Freight tool holders saved me. Layering thinner sheets does not work well. If I had to build something up again I would try the stainless screen between the layers and it may work. One other thing I noticed was it took a little longer than I wanted to wait to heat the tip the first time. I didn't go crazy with it but I used my MAPP gas torch to speed it up a little. Great kit and polyvance was helpful answering questions before I bought it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very high quality and plenty of heat
*by 5***G on March 7, 2023*

I bought 2 inferior models prior to buying this unit and this thing is great! Heats up much hotter and has a strong solid shaft thats sturdy, previous models bent and wouldnt heat up, total garbage. I Have used this constantly for over a year now and it just does what its supposed to do. HIghly recommend.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Polyvance FiberFlex Repair Kit
- Padded Dash Filler
- Filler Prep Adhesion Promoter

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