How to Fix Breyer Horses
Take some new nail polish remover and put an adequate amount on a cotton ball or Q-tip., Wait until the plastic gets soft and mold-able. , Gently push the break and the horse together., Wait for them to set., The break is not nearly cured.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Take some new nail polish remover and put an adequate amount on a cotton ball or Q-tip.
Apply to the break and the horse. ,, Don't force it on though. , After a couple minutes, you should be able to let go of the pieces and they should stay together. , Wait several hours for the plastic to completely bond together.
Keep it in a position so when it dries, the part is in the position you want it to be in. -
Step 2: Wait until the plastic gets soft and mold-able.
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Step 3: Gently push the break and the horse together.
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Step 4: Wait for them to set.
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Step 5: The break is not nearly cured.
Detailed Guide
Apply to the break and the horse. ,, Don't force it on though. , After a couple minutes, you should be able to let go of the pieces and they should stay together. , Wait several hours for the plastic to completely bond together.
Keep it in a position so when it dries, the part is in the position you want it to be in.
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