Clifford Automotive

Good Job! Some of the comments on that site amaze me.

That was my second sentence that I edited out.

You already know this... But thats what I said!

Wow. Stupidity Kills.

Terrible... If schools want to make a certain group of kids feel better about themselves then they need to stop making up these groups, and saying "look at me". I dont care what you are, black white, hispanic, asian, whatever. Who's to say any group of kids couldn't have been motivated by going to see a rocket scientist?

Ha! Love the part where hes holding the gun. If only I didnt have any safety switches on my mowers. Hmm...

You did a fine job!

Brand New. Case, 2 18Rd Mags, Info Booklets, Cleaning Supply, Lock, Gun has never been fired at this point. $475.00 Obo Quickest way to get a response is to email cliffordautomotive@gmail.com

Correct. Thermal Welds can be used on any type of plastic material. One thing I forgot to add, is when doing a thermal weld, your welding with a Rod that is made out of the same material your welding. This is why it 100% works, your not mixing material. I have welded many bike fairing in the past 10 years, and I have yet to see one crack again where it was welded. And to top it, I can be finish sanding the front side, while we are waiting around on the back side to cure using other methods of repairs. Hobs I believe you have used this material exclusively. I wont argue that.

I know its not an epoxy. Only giving examples above of inferior repairs. Urethane Bumper Covers, TPO Bumpers Covers, ABS Parts, are not made out of the same material, that would get britle upon heating like you guys are refering to. Totally different. #1 Reason being there is a percentage of wax in the molding mixture. This is what allows types of plastic to flex (bumper covers) When you heat wax it only becomes more pliable. When you cool wax then it become britle. If you have a large dent in the side of a bumper cover, it gets heated and the dent will pop out. Plastic has memory. There will be an edge but it comes out. It doesnt break. More covers are cracked in the winter time then in the summer time. There is a reason for that. I've used platex, and every other type of plastic repair material. There is nothing out there that will meet the quality repair of thermally welding platic. Nothing. I worked on a corporate board testing all these material against each other. Not just this, but many more types of fillers, adhesion promotors, etc. All of the research we perform is not set as a standard for platic repair across the united states. Its accepted as the #1 repair with ALL insurance companies in the industry.

Good luck, the owners a stubborn jew. (I know him) He's a good guy, but wont change what hes doing.

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Whoever says plastic welding is junk, doesnt know how to do it. Or just simply can't. Sorry Hobs. I spent 5 years training employees of Keystone Automotive how to weld all types of plastic. And when the weld was done, it was stronger then the rest of the surrounding area. That is a fact. I helped write a book on this shit. If you want some help, I can help you. I do it about once a week now on covers that are cracked for delearships. And if you go through and look at my last few covers from board members you will see that backsides of those are welded to fill the license plate holes. Welds will last forever on the plastics, fillers, 2 part expoys, etc, will not.

When you bring my square bits back. Come get this Barbie Jeep sitting here.(house) You'll have to buy some batteries for it. Ive got the chargers. We can paint it too if you want!

Carries are "Medflight" "Mount Vernon Firefighters" Bens are "Firefly" "Follow the Leader" "The Leader" Thats all I can find right now.

Glock 17C Brand New never been fired. 475 Comes with 2 18 round Mags, lock, booklets, cleaner. BRAND NEW

WTF LOL

3M 05996, its probably around 40 though. Thats the polish for dark cars I showed you here.

I came across their webpage before. So much detail in those boats. Nothing is overlooked.

I would assume so. You'd have to look it up.

Yeah, I was going to say, that sounded right!

Whatevers on a vette. I forget now. I can check in the morning. They're 18's and 19's

I like when he wipes the tea set off the table.

Awesome.