Cabinet repair - knot-tec

[cr5000462]

Anyone ever tried using knot-tec to repair damaged corners on a machine can?

Seems a lot easier, it's £99... But would save alot of hassle and time. if it works correctly

This is a knot-tec

basically a hot glue gun but it uses filler,
the cab would still need filler, but it could sort the corners out

 

[Paul]

..so the same as a glue gun then...but at 10+ times the price...

 

[cr5000462]

..so the same as a glue gun then...but at 10+ times the price...

.which is what I thought, until I read into it

 

[M4carp]

I’m lazy, I like it At a price though!

 

[Paul]

you have flexed a glue stick... so that is flexible also. The only advantage i can see is colour matching, which doesnt matter on something that you wont see.. realistically i still think 2 part ronseal filler would be better than this...

 

[ronsplooter]

Isn't some sort of fibre glass reinforced resin the preferred option for corners and other potential impact areas....and I'm assuming it's way cheaper than this?

 

[cr5000462]

It can take a full day, running into two of sanding, filler etc
With this gizmo it looks like it could speed things up.

 

[RudeDogg1]

Isn't some sort of fibre glass reinforced resin the preferred option for corners and other potential impact areas....and I'm assuming it's way cheaper than this?

Carbon fibre one some people use but not all

 

[carl lawrence]

Cut out and replace with wood ,it costs nothing