Most 80's/90's Mercedes have their bumpers in Polyurethane, afaik (PUR for w126 and Pc/PBT for w124).
I did some research on internet and found an US company, Polyvance who has very convincing vids on youtube.
Their technology is based on melting a special rod (R01) at 300C and keeping cold the damaged area. The repair is very strong and durable.
The airless plastic welder is not that expensive (70-80usd), the rod is 25usd for 30ft.
www.polyvance.com
It seems that Polyvance keeps some industrial rights about this technology/welder type because I could not find any european/chinese copy of these products.
My question: sbody knows an equivalent product in Europe?
How do you repair your old bumpers in Europe?
(PS: i am not against Polyvance products, I would happily buy them for 100usd, but they are charging an another 100usd for shipping, which hurts a little bit)
I did some research on internet and found an US company, Polyvance who has very convincing vids on youtube.
Their technology is based on melting a special rod (R01) at 300C and keeping cold the damaged area. The repair is very strong and durable.
The airless plastic welder is not that expensive (70-80usd), the rod is 25usd for 30ft.

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It seems that Polyvance keeps some industrial rights about this technology/welder type because I could not find any european/chinese copy of these products.
My question: sbody knows an equivalent product in Europe?
How do you repair your old bumpers in Europe?
(PS: i am not against Polyvance products, I would happily buy them for 100usd, but they are charging an another 100usd for shipping, which hurts a little bit)