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Scholz himself admits to knocking a ceramic bird off a shelf, a pair of vintage glasses broke at the bridge, an unknown culprit seemed to have stepped on and snapped a wooden napkin holder in two, a piece of a metal fan was discovered broken in a box from a consigner and an entire set of martini glasses was knocked over and broke. Scholz hoped 5 Second Fix could help make some repairs. The product’s commercial likens the plastic repair pen to welding on the job site. The pen has a squeezable liquid plastic applicator on one end, and a UV light to cure the plastic on the opposite end. First, Scholz wanted to see if he can repair the broken glasses. He applied the liquid plastic, and we cured the repair with the UV light for five seconds. Scholz learned fairly quickly that it was necessary to have an assistant. “This is a two-man job for sure,” said Scholz. “This is not something that you could do on your own.” Still, after the UV light was turned off, Scholz was impressed.

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