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If it's for a patch repair, glass fibre and resin is the usual way to do it as far as I am aware. If it's a crack, 'plastic soldering' is the usual way to bodge it back together. ____________________ I must not be a troll...
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Look for a recycling symbol on your other parts, it'll probably be a triangle made of of three arrows with letters in it, the letters denote the material (pp-polypropylene, pc-polycarbonate etc).
Most plastics used in injection moulding are available in sheet form often in various colours, look for engineering companies that make plastic parts. If you only want a small sheet you can buy small sheets of common plastics online from RS Components https://rswww.com, look under mechanical -> engineering materials -> plastic stock -> engineering plastics ____________________ jaffa - all juice and no pips |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 239 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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