Does anybody know what clear drying glue I can use that mimics, or is, the one that is usually used to glue DVD boxsets. I already tried hot glue on clear plastic and it does not hold all that well.
Gluing my DVD Boxset back together
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Gluing my DVD Boxset back together
Posted by unicron129 Fri Jan 25, 2008 9:21 pm
Anyone have an I idea on what glue was used to glue the clear disc holders on the G1 boxsets (or probably any boxset)? I need to glue this:
Does anybody know what clear drying glue I can use that mimics, or is, the one that is usually used to glue DVD boxsets. I already tried hot glue on clear plastic and it does not hold all that well.
Does anybody know what clear drying glue I can use that mimics, or is, the one that is usually used to glue DVD boxsets. I already tried hot glue on clear plastic and it does not hold all that well.
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Re: Gluing my DVD Boxset back together
Posted by Liege Evilmus Fri Jan 25, 2008 9:34 pm
They probably use an ATG since most come off so easy when glued.
In the past I've used a light coat of crazy glue on the post and ridge(aply with tooth pick).
Just don't over aply or it'll leave a wet mark.
In the past I've used a light coat of crazy glue on the post and ridge(aply with tooth pick).
Just don't over aply or it'll leave a wet mark.
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Re: Gluing my DVD Boxset back together
Posted by unicron129 Sat Jan 26, 2008 12:26 pm
How much would be too much crazy glue?
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Re: Gluing my DVD Boxset back together
Posted by Liege Evilmus Sat Jan 26, 2008 1:48 pm
Just lightly coat it, don't even let a bead form. Again use something like a toothpick to spread it.
You could also look for a sylicon epoxy in your local craft shop, but super glue is cheaper.
You could also look for a sylicon epoxy in your local craft shop, but super glue is cheaper.
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