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    Glue/Bonding hard metal to plastic? What matieral

    Hey everyone,

    I'm looking for a quick drying adhesive that will glue steel to plastic.

    I'd like dry time (dry enough to remove clamps) to be around 5 minutes.

    Any recommendations?

    Thx.
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    what kind of plastic? If your talking about interior panels, it's kinda hard, since the plastic manufacturers use on interiors is hard to bond to. I suggest using a good adhesion promoter first:
    http://www.sherwin-automotive.com/pr...m?product=3022
    or,
    http://www.handsontools.com/store/sh...roduct_id=8961

    Then, a plastic epoxy such as:
    http://www.midwayautosupply.com/deta...iption.asp?686

    That should give you a really good bond. The bulldog adhesion promoter works well also for getting fiberglass to adhere to plastic as well.
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    I'm not sure the name, but it's the faceplate off my headunit. So I guess 'radio plastic'
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    Sorry, was editing post when you posted. see above.
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    yup, epoxy. that was what I used to glue my lilly to the metal in my das.
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