Glueing this thing?

[Marc's Classic Chrome]

HS anyone had any luck glueing these pieces together?

 

[vincev]

Why do you want to glue the lens to the housing ??

 

[Marc's Classic Chrome]

Why do you want to glue the lens to the housing ??

Excellent question but it is repop stuff and bangs around all over. Lol

 

[1motime]

A bead of Clear silicone. Seals and holds and can be removed if needed

 

[Marc's Classic Chrome]

A bead of Clear silicone. Seals and holds and can be removed if needed

I was thinking that too. Thank you!

 

[PlasticNerd]

The best would be acrylic solvent cement, methylene chloride. That’s what I use for bonding acrylic sheet (Plexiglas) it’s water thin, flows well and melts the material together, just be sure to learn how to control the flow! If you need any tips let me know, Gary

 

[Marc's Classic Chrome]

The best would be acrylic solvent cement, methylene chloride. That’s what I use for bonding acrylic sheet (Plexiglas) it’s water thin, flows well and melts the material together, just be sure to learn how to control the flow! If you need any tips let me know, Gary
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Thanks man

 

[1motime]

The best would be acrylic solvent cement, methylene chloride. That’s what I use for bonding acrylic sheet (Plexiglas) it’s water thin, flows well and melts the material together, just be sure to learn how to control the flow! If you need any tips let me know, Gary
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Melts for sure! Just don't get it on anything that shows!

 

[morton]

The best would be acrylic solvent cement, methylene chloride. That’s what I use for bonding acrylic sheet (Plexiglas) it’s water thin, flows well and melts the material together, just be sure to learn how to control the flow! If you need any tips let me know, Gary
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And where would on be able to purchase methylene chloride other than on line?

 

[PlasticNerd]

And where would on be able to purchase methylene chloride other than on line?

At a local plastic dealer possibly?