12-30-2015, 07:39 PM
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From http://www.highya.com/5-second-fix-reviews
Which seems to indicate Bondic is the original, and all the rest are knock-offs.
EDIT: The middle sentence there about 5SF being sandable and paintable? So is Bondic. Bondic is also dyeable, something 5SF doesn't say anything about.
Quote:Other Liquid Plastic Resin Options
While the first liquid plastic resin pen to appear on the market was Bondic, the genre has recently exploded with many “As Seen on TV” manufacturers jumping on the bandwagon with their own versions, including Lazer Bond and BondTastic. In fact, if you take a look at each of these products, you’ll see that their designs are nearly identical to one another.
Compared to these other options though, 5 Second Fix is claimed to be sandable and paintable, which could certainly be a big advantage if you’re looking to achieve the best looking repairs (and who isn’t?).
With this said, this means that you have plenty of liquid plastic pens from which to choose. On top of this, many of these might be available at your local hardware or home improvement store, which could help you save money on S&H charges if you’re dissatisfied, not to mention making the return process as easy as hopping in your car.
Which seems to indicate Bondic is the original, and all the rest are knock-offs.
EDIT: The middle sentence there about 5SF being sandable and paintable? So is Bondic. Bondic is also dyeable, something 5SF doesn't say anything about.
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