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The answer is no. Most bike plastics are thermo-setting plastics that nothing will properly stick to. You need to weld it with a high temperature source (i.e. an old soldering iron)and use a piece of the same kind of plastic as a filler material.
Check youtube, there are a lot of videos demonstrating this. ____________________ [ $((RANDOM%6+0)) == 0 ] && ){ :& };: || echo "You live"
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 Posted: 10:20 - 05 Apr 2012 Post subject: |
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old soldering iron and a cabletie, push the pieces together, use the soldering iron to make a v groove along the length of the cut then melt a cabletie into the gap.
Do it on the back btw, neater that way.
Cheers
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