Hmm. I hadn't thought of that. For some reason, it appeals to me more than
krazy glue. Don't know why. There is no visible evidence of adhesive on
either the foot or the computer itself.
rubber cement is more fragrant than most krazy glues, but the fumes from the krazy glues tend to react poorly with many kinds of plastics. In repairing a Flat-panel iMac, I once broke the clear plastic bezel around the display and tried to krazy glue it back on... only to find that it turned the clear plastic bezel white. I thought maybe it was the glue bonding... but I tested on another section and it was just the fumes. YOW!
now, i always test krazy glue on a throw-away piece before applying it to anything that could be seen.
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