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How to repair broken trim piece on side bag
- Thread starter mark1rob
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2 part plastic epoxy?
I bought a 2 part plastic epoxy at the hardware store that claims to bond patio furniture and more after having no luck with (super glue ) on glasses frames etc. It works well and dries clear. Just used it on one of my fairing mount holes and looks like it may hold. One of the usual glue makers like 3M I think.
I bought a 2 part plastic epoxy at the hardware store that claims to bond patio furniture and more after having no luck with (super glue ) on glasses frames etc. It works well and dries clear. Just used it on one of my fairing mount holes and looks like it may hold. One of the usual glue makers like 3M I think.
davidsanders
New member
3M trim adhesive
I've used it on other stuff and it works well.
I've used it on other stuff and it works well.
Just for the heck of it, I once used epoxy to try to repair a crack in a cheap plastic bucket. It held water and lasted 10 years!
m_stock10506
Well-known member
JB Weld also makes a two part plastic epoxy. I used several packages of that to rebuild the front fairing after a deer destroyed much of it.
