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The repair method shown in the tutorial
The video focuses on reattaching the decorative acetate element of a luxury hair comb to its metal comb structure. The gesture is precise rather than forceful: apply adhesive, align the piece slowly, clamp it in place, then clean the excess glue from between the teeth before a full cure.
Step 1
Apply the glue to the metal base
A small amount of adhesive is applied to the metal support where the decorative part will be re-bonded.
Step 2
Position the acetate carefully
The decorative comb material is aligned slowly so the bonding line remains neat and the final silhouette stays balanced.
Step 3
Let the glue become tacky, then clamp
The tutorial indicates a short waiting time before securing the assembly with clips or pins so the pressure remains even across the repaired area.
Step 4
Clean excess glue with a needle
Once the first set is achieved, a needle is used to remove excess adhesive between the comb teeth and refine the finish.
Step 5
Re-clamp for final curing
After the detail work, the comb is secured again so the bond can cure fully without movement.
Step 6
Wait before wearing the comb
The tutorial suggests a long curing time, up to 48 hours, to ensure the bond is stable before returning the comb to use.
Important caution
A home repair is suitable only when the decorative element has detached cleanly and the comb remains structurally sound. If the acetate is cracked, if the teeth are bent, or if the base has warped, it is safer to stop and contact MC Davidian’s after-sales service.