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Re: gluing plastic grill
[Re: 70dart318]
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10/16/13 06:52 PM
10/16/13 06:52 PM
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VincentVega
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super stock
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I would use epoxy. Maybe the regular kind, but probably a "stick" epoxy that you can shape and mold. Or both if you are quick! gotta scuff up and clean the area. you can easily re-attach the piece and even mold the stick epoxy around the break and shore it up
plus, epoxy can be sanded later and painted
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Re: gluing plastic grill
[Re: HotRodRailroader]
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10/17/13 05:23 AM
10/17/13 05:23 AM
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astrobuf
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mopar
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MN
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Use the 3M plastic parts repair material. Epoxy has inferior material properties. Not flexible enough for stressed parts. Astrobuf
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