Back to the point, from where would you get ABS
glue?
From a plumbing shop
Many plastic items have an international
recycling code icon somewhere, usually on the outside
for utilitarian stuff like milk jugs and on the inside
of parts that won't be recycled for years if ever.
Thanks for
ABS glue backed up with a piece of flat ABS sheet
for strength. The glue actually partially dissolves
the plastic so it makes a very strong bond. You'll
need to remove any paint or other coating from the
inside surface where the backing sheet will be.
I was considering using a metal backing
ABS glue backed up with a piece of flat ABS sheet
for strength. The glue actually partially dissolves
the plastic so it makes a very strong bond. You'll
need to remove any paint or other coating from the
inside surface where the backing sheet will be.
Sorry, I forgot to ask... If I was
--- Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Back to the point, from where would you get ABS
glue?
From a plumbing shop or hardware store. Any color you
want as long as it's black. That's assuming the
case is ABS. There are universal glues for PVC,
CPVC,
ABS and other plastics. It's intended for cases
New face here. Just picked up a couple of IIci's for play learning.
Adam, have you considered something like QuickKeys (haven't used it) or
Tempo II Plus? The latter was more a scripter than macro recorder.
Thanks for the suggestions :) I haven't used either before, but I'll start
--- Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now for something else... If you had to glue some
Mac plastics back together
(minor interior damage in my 3400) what type would
you use? I tried
superglue, but it didn't hold (probaby due to the
tiny contact area). I was
thinking of Araldyte or something
At 03:58 +1000 on 29/03/03, Adam wrote:
New face here. Just picked up a couple of IIci's for play learning.
Adam, have you considered something like QuickKeys (haven't used it) or
Tempo II Plus? The latter was more a scripter than macro recorder.
Thanks for the suggestions :) I
