RapidFix dries hard, so is not ideal for repairs requiring flexibility. Use the combination instead of solder – it is non-conductive and creates a water-tight, insulated seal – no need for insulation tape.
• We had a car and a 4WD come in with tube to header leaks on their radiators. We used RapidFix as a temporary repair – the owners needed to get home and we didn’t have the radiators in stock. The car returned safely to Port Hedland, and the 4WD made it all the way back to Perth!
• A windscreen had its rear vision mirror knocked off. We used RapidFix to stick the mirror back onto the windscreen. Months later, it’s still there.
• In the workshop, we’ve dropped screwdrivers and ratchets and broken their handles. Using RapidFix to repair them … we haven’t had to replace our tools yet.
• The rubber door seals on our work ute began to sag – we used RapidFix to glue them back on and they work as good as new.
• A few months ago, our dog tore a small hole in the bean bag. Before the beans fell out, we used RapidFix on the cloth – it singed the material together, repairing the hole. We still haven’t stitched it, and the RapidFix is holding strong.
