Nylon Plastic Welding Rod,1/8 in. diameter, 30 ft, Natural

$ 19.99

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Customer service

9.25

Value for money

9.27

Packaging

9.04

Delivery

9.30

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Radiator tanks with cracks are repaired with this material.

Questions & Answers

I'm curious about the rod's diameter. ?

The rod measures 1/8" in diameter.

Is this made of GF30 nylon? glass fiber reinforced ?

This part is not reinforced with glass, but we do have one that is: R21-

Is this a total of 30 feet long, but delivered in a bundle of shorter lengths? What is the length of each piece and how many pieces are bundled together?

A pack (bundle) contains 30 pieces, each measuring 1 foot in length.

Selected User Reviews For Nylon Plastic Welding Rod,1/8 in. diameter, 30 ft, Natural

Is this something that a novice should avoid? I purchased this to repair my radiator because that's what nylon is supposed to be good for, right? Well, that didn't work out

3/5

I melted the nylon into the radiator and mixed it with the plastic. It did not, however, hold up. I was able to scrape it off with a utility knife after it had leaked and I had reinstalled it on the car. I used J B weld to replace the nylon that had been scraped off, and it is still holding. This gives me plenty of time to place an order for a new radiator. I tried the nylon on my headlight tab as well, but it didn't hold and easily fell off. Maybe I used it incorrectly, but there were no instructions, and it's not like I'm not familiar with plastic welding.

Fisher Calhoun

| Sep 17, 2021

I was able to save a significant amount of money as a result of your efforts

5/5

On an old JD gator, I used to weld the radiator. Multiple other products had failed due to a crack in the neck. I had the repair completed in a few hours, and I've been using the gator almost every day for the past month with no leaks. It was incredible to watch the plastic melt and bond with the welding rod after using a heat gun as instructed. I was able to save a significant amount of money on a new radiator because of this.

Oscar Hunter

| Nov 04, 2021

molfeable in a big way

5/5

Fantastic product.

Kynlee Conway

| Feb 11, 2021

worked

4/5

PA66 plastic can be tied with nylon zip ties just as well.

Jaxtyn Carroll

| May 16, 2021

Melt with the right tool for the job

5/5

This weld has a lot of potential. To achieve better results, be patient and take your time when working on any project.

Kyng May

| Feb 17, 2021

Five out of five stars

5/5

The final product is exactly as expected.

Hayley Hall

| Apr 02, 2021

Repairing a radiator I used the nylon to patch a small hairline crack in my car; it's not pretty, but it's holding up so far

4/5

Lionel Archer

| May 04, 2021

If the directions are followed, the work will be completed

5/5

The typical 45-watt plastic welder does not get hot enough to melt thermoplastic nylon, which melts at 750 degrees Fahrenheit. I did as I was told. To effectively flow the solder, I used a 100 watt soldering iron. Join the two pieces of plastic with a weld.