

| Subject: | Re: Need epoxy type suggestion... |
| From: | Max Wellhouse |
| Date: | Tue, 30 Aug 2005 18:44:25 -0500 |
Plastic Welder Rocks and it's less than $2.50 a syringe at Wal Mart. Nasty smelling, but 3k# breaking strength and it sets up pretty quickly. Cheap version ofthe high grade methyl methacrolate called Plexus. it really glues down polycarbonate d ring anchors to the inside of whitewatrer canoes(inner vinyl surface anyway!) I always thought griptonite would be a good denture adhesive name...but then maybe it already is. DM&FS At 05:12 PM 8/30/2005, George Goff wrote: >In a message dated 8/30/05 4:38:00 PM, sjohnso2000@YAHOO.COM writes: > ><< The metal rod that acts as a henge has worked loose from the enclosure and >appears to have been held in with some kind of black epoxy. >> > >If an adhesive fails once, it will fail again. I would try to come up with a >mechanical means to fix the rod in place. Perhaps you could cross drill it >and pin it. As far as adhesives go, one of the best is Devcon MVP 33. >Although MVP comes from the industrial side of Devcon, a very >similar formulation is >available in a two-part consumer version called Devcon Plastic Welder. > >Speaking of adhesives, I just bought a tube of glue which has to have the >greatest name ever thought of for such stuff . . . Griptonite!!! > >Georeg
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