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Originally Posted by Khledar
The bottle I have says Methylene Chloride on it if that's any help. This stuff is as thin(viscous) as water and evapourates like crazy.
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You are lucky you could find it. In most of europe, it's not allowed anymore. So you just can't buy it. They used it a lot in films with kidnappings
No seriously. It is the
best stuff out there. It desolves the plexi, and evapourates, so there is "no glue"used, only the Meth. Chl. Just make sure you have good ventilation, or you will have a head pain
You need to take some plexi pouder (you have it left over when you cut your plexi).
Mix that with the Methylene Chloride (it will desolve), and use that as glue.
Just remember that you need to make your contact points as flat as possible.
Epoxy works file also, but leaves you with glue residue. Super glue works fine (smaller contacs, as it dries so dam fast).
Goop (silicone) works fine also, but you need to prime the plexi first with a primer.
With goop it's not that strong.
I tried also with a replacement for the Methylene Chloride that's sold here in the Netherlands, but it dries slow! and ain't half as strong as Methylene Chloride.
For me (transparant) Epoxy is the only thing I use if I want a strong bond for a larger surface. Smaller ones I do with superglue.