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  1. 09-22-2004, 07:12 PM #1
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    what glue to use for plastic to hold screen in place

    need a stong glue that want melt when hot and can withstand vibrations, im glueing a screen to a datalux case,
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    plastic weld (basically just a 2 part epoxy)
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    Epoxy. Like JB Weld. Great stuff. Mix it together and apply. Dries in minutes. $5 @ Walmart or Home Depot.
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