Re: Do you think it's repairable? Message #5 Posted by Paul Brogger on 21 Oct 2003, 1:36 p.m., in response to message #4 by Michael
I haven't got a 'G+ yet, so I don't know what kind of plastic is used in its case, but someone here recommended methylene chloride for fixing broken plastic, and I've found some that works really well.
What I found at a hobby shop (flying airplanes, R/C cars, plastic & balsa models, etc.) is called Ambroid "ProWeld". While it's apparently not "pure" methylene chloride, it does contain a substantial amount, and it is wonderful for fixing broken plastic -- even pieces that must tolerate some stress.
It certainly won't work for ALL plastics, nor in all situations, but you may wish to try it . . .
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