2-part epoxy and honey do's..
darrin hill
our freezer's seal has detached from the lid... horizontal freezer...
was wondering if my 2-part epoxy would work to glue the seal back onto the lid...
2-part epoxy and honey do's..
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#2Re: 2-part epoxy and honey do's..
mikeee12345
Eclectic E6000 adhesive would work perfect for that application.
The E6000 stays pliable and does not get brittle over time.
Epoxy would be hard to clean off if you needed to install a new gasket.
Re: 2-part epoxy and honey do's..
#3Ditto on the E6000
Re: 2-part epoxy and honey do's..
#4I'd try double back duct tape
Re: 2-part epoxy and honey do's..
#5emblem adhesive
John K Jordan
My first thought was automotive emblem adhesive. The stuff is incredibly tough. Read what 3M says about it on this page: https://www.amazon.com/3M-08061-Plastic-Emblem-Adhesive/dp/B0002MID28
Good for metals, paint, plastics, all types of trim, flexible, holds in subzero to impossibly hot, holds up in years of rain or desert. I'd clean first with degreaser, soap/water, then alcohol.
JKJ
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#6Re: 2-part epoxy and honey do's..
Pete in Holland MI
Which ever adhesive you choose, the bond strength will be highly dependent on cleanliness of the bonding surface.