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Re: [Shop-talk] Plastic epoxy/solvent weld (Jim Stone

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From: Mark Miller <markmiller@threeboysfarm.com> luLtvCC6t++XIxLbgxs2czamhUiopGzP0QXh7hOKe7mZ57zFSKA4oorhOd96PBI6doYCOrSearVhVfhkzcZSfmnWMBbY5Q9iGkGS5feY+c1wHry82SCeF/7i g8TXGheUleO5zyB23g1FMzgFb4PwO0F5gVaVT6dNFot5ZIRRwrH5c7Bg7Zo1sYC9bZkxbppi40Kqp8JssEbGTA==
Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2025 17:22:00 -0700
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I'd consider going to a local plastic shop  and ask them for 
recommendations and/or to do it (bring donuts and/or a five dollar bill 
in case they offer this....). Locally we have a Tap Plastics and they 
have always been super friendly and helpful.
Their solvent info: 
https://www.tapplastics.com/repair_products/plastic_adhesives?srsltid=ARcRdnozESFT-zR_f00FYSgu7nDSGwQygKkungKzHnqwhdifNt0M0X-c

Regards,

Mark Miller   707-490-5834
markmiller@threeboysfarm.com

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> My granddaughter asked me to fix her favorite hair clip and I?d like to keep 
> my reputation as Grandpa Fixit intact.  The part that came off will be under 
> stress when the clip is used.  The plastic didn?t break; the larger, 
> decorative part of the clip came loose from the spring clip.  It looks to me 
> like it was originally solvent welded, not glued.
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> I have never had tremendous luck gluing plastic but never tried solvent 
> welding. Does anyone here have a recommendations for either a strong enough 
> plastic glue or a readily available solvent that I could use to bond the two 
> pieces and keep my reputation intact?
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> Thanks,
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> PaG, aka Jim
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