blue. Posted November 28, 2013 Report Share Posted November 28, 2013 Wow, that super special glue from back 15 years would be great, Automatico! In one of my Franken projects I have used a pretty cheap Epoxy glue (from a cheap goods store), two component (resin+hardener), mixed 1:1 and stirred for a couple of minutes. It contains the same chemical components as higher value Epoxy glues. I had tested it on other occasions and it has proven to be equally good as other pricey glues. Same with Super Glue! I am not blaming anyone for anything, but what I had learned over the years glueing metal parts, is that they need to be roughened on the areas of glueing. Means no glossy surfaces, clean of oils and dirt. I roughen the areas with a bigger grain sand paper and clean the surface of any dust, then glue the parts. Those micro rough areas will catch the glue even stronger! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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