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0.84 fl. oz Permatex Permapoxy Black Plastic Weld (84145) Expired
$5.20
$8.93
Amazon has 0.84 fl. oz Permatex Permapoxy Black Plastic Weld (84145) on sale for $5.18. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on orders $35+.
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- Bonds most plastics, composites, ceramics, and wood in any combination
- Forms a tough, durable bond with a permanent strength up to 3500 PSI
- Sets in 5 minutes at room temperature / Cures in 10 minutes
- Gap filling to 0.125 inches
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Permatex 84145 Permapoxy Black Plastic Weld - 0.84 fl. oz. for $5.18. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on orders $25+.
- Bonds most plastics, composites, ceramics, and wood in any combination
- Gap filling to 0.125 inches
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For the present, I have plenty of JB Weld and a cheap plastic welder, so I'll hold off.
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No, sugru might be a better bet. However, repairing and replacing plastic parts that require mechanical strength is hard to do. 3d printing has made it more viable but still not as strong as a fully injection molded part
Not recommended. This stuff would be hard to mold and when it hardens it's kinda crystalline and brittle. Try to find or make a 3d printed one out of a better material.