Will it cement metal to plastic, specifically a steel, flat-headed pin to the face of my cell phone? I need it to activate the tiny on/off button.
1344432
I don't believe the cement will work well with metal surfaces. It works by dissolving or liquifying plastic so it binds to another liquified surface: the dissolved parts of the plastic act like a glue.
1344433
Not with a good bond. This is a solvent that literally melts the plastic together....
1344434
Unfortunately it won't. It only bonds plastic to plastic. Does that very well, but you'll need an epoxy or some sort of super glue to do what you're looking for.
202832
Yes if you don't mind having a little button of a magnet affixed to your phone.
1755472
I'm not sure--the wire might "bend" as it's cutting. It doesn't do well on thin plastic,
1449562
No, you will remove pin and use parts provided to secure it with metal fastener.
1467351
The pin works fine. If you have a screen protector on you must remove it, it stick to the case. I did not like that part. No magnets on the case. The pin can be remove easy. If you have fingernails.
1403788
it should work just fine. Don't try it the other way around though. I have broken 2 plastic drivers using cookie paddles because I didn't have a metal one. Some people learn the hard way- LOL
1380833
Unfortunately yes, and also as time goes on, frequent assembly and disassembly of the multi-part case will cause the screw knobs to wear and tear. So, a neat case but requires a bit of functional sacrifice. There may be an app available of the AppStore that can silence and un-silence the phone without having to use the switch. I know there are equivalents to turn the screen on and off in case the home and/or power button are malfunctioning.
527770
You'd have to be pretty strong. It is plastic with a little magnet on the end.
631100
Yes... although i havent tried... it is metal and a magnet should stick to it!
939888
Yes. Some applications a require you to remove a small plastic piece which is simple. Install was fun and simple. Enjoy.
197074
yes,, just tested it on my Galaxy S4. Had it on silent and it went off where I could hear it.The button gets pressed by accident and it goes off more than me losing my phone or keys. I wrapped tape around it so the button won't get pushed in my pocket or bumped. Once you do that it is a great gadget.
1611934
i know it has some plastic on it, there could be some stainless steel, also. a magnetwill not attract to it. i am sorry i cannot be more specific.
1286218
Three tiny Phillips screws hold it on. The plastic will probably wear quickly if repeatedly taken on and off, but once or twice should be fine.
219297
The pin is metal but the handle is plastic. The metal shaft bends so be careful not to put too much force on it.
2062439
No it will not....my phone fell and the screen broke. ..I changed it ...that symptom you described, something else I causing it , because my phone does that same thing every now and then ....
257898
Unfortunately the magnet wont work through the case but the smart clip wont bend the plastic protection. The clip has this rubber coating on the inside , it doesnt apply too much pressure but keeps your phone perfectly put.
609679
No. Believe it or not it's a lightly textured metal plate. Thought it was just plastic at first, but I tested it and the surface is magnetic!