Best Glue

[GAM]

Any suggestions for a strong glue, I need to glue a bracket back on a plastic headlight fitting, the adjuster was seized and it snapped the adjustment bracket off!

 

[Tomr10]

Plexus MA 300 Methacrylate

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[Hamer5108]

Gorilla glue I have always found it strong

 

[Dry Rot]

4M produce a number of specialist glues for plastics. There is an infinite range of plastics and most need a glue to match and the bond will usually be stronger than the original. I have found this very good and worth the price:

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[Tomr10]

4M produce a number of specialist glues for plastics. There is an infinite range of plastics and most need a glue to match and the bond will usually be stronger than the original. I have found this very good and worth the price:

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That has a slight flex when set. 3m do a huge range

 

[Dry Rot]

That has a slight flex when set. 3m do a huge range

They also have a technical department and are pleased to advise. They advise various accessories with that glue but they aren't strictly necessary. I bought the plunger which depresses both tubes at the same time but didn't buy the fancy dispenser (which is not chap). You need the correct 'bits' to match and a fresh nozzle for each job, about £1 each.

 

[Tomr10]

They also have a technical department and are pleased to advise. They advise various accessories with that glue but they aren't strictly necessary. I bought the plunger which depresses both tubes at the same time but didn't buy the fancy dispenser (which is not chap). You need the correct 'bits' to match and a fresh nozzle for each job, about £1 each.

Yer but you can dispense a whole tube and mix all together. I used a large range of there products

 

[WillH]

We'd probably try mitre fast on that got to be quick to get it in place though

 

[Old Boar]

Dab one surface with baking powder, and a drop of superglue on the other surface. Line it up exactly and press. It is instant and much stronger than the glue by itself.

One warning - you only get one go at getting it lined up, you will have to break the whole thing to get it apart.

 

[Dry Rot]

Yer but you can dispense a whole tube and mix all together. I used a large range of there products

Ah well, I suppose it depends how you use it! I will generally be joining edges so a tube goes a long way!

 

[Paddington]

I was trying to remove a brick stuck down on the henhouse floor this week. Pulling with both hands I reckon chicken sh*t is far stronger than gorilla glue, do need to wear gloves though.

 

[Exfarmer]

I was trying to remove a brick stuck down on the henhouse floor this week. Pulling with both hands I reckon chicken sh*t is far stronger than gorilla glue, do need to wear gloves though.

Better than marmalade? Never!

 

[Lazy Sod]

Has anyone any experience of Bondic, frequently advertised at the start of YouTube videos.