Adhesive for Lexan?

[tlandauer]

What is the best to glue Lexan?
I am making a sub hatch for my Mean Machine, the .050 11x14 Lexan needs to be extended , what type of adhesive? Epoxy, CA?
Any ideas? :confused2:
Thanks!

[dana]

I used the two part epoxy that comes in the plunger. The one that is made for plastics. It smells really strong so use in well ventilated area.

[tlandauer]

Thanks Dana!

[Fluid]

A MUCH better adhesive for Lexan is E6000 by ShoeGoo. This is an industrial strength adhesive with remains flexible. The problem with using epoxy is when the Lexan flexes - and it does - the epoxy will crack or un-stick. Not so the E6000. It is found in hobby and craft stores, and of course on-line.

http://www.eclecticproducts.com/_media/062106_e6_E.pdf




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[Chilli]

I like Goop which I guess is similar to ShoeGoo. I find it's also one of the best things for attaching pool noodle.

[tlandauer]

A MUCH better adhesive for Lexan is E6000 by ShoeGoo. This is an industrial strength adhesive with remains flexible. The problem with using epoxy is when the Lexan flexes - and it does - the epoxy will crack or un-stick. Not so the E6000. It is found in hobby and craft stores, and of course on-line.

http://www.eclecticproducts.com/_media/062106_e6_E.pdf




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Wow, Thanks Fluid! I was hoping to find something that will give me some flexibity.

[tlandauer]

I like Goop which I guess is similar to ShoeGoo. I find it's also one of the best things for attaching pool noodle.
Thanks Chili, now I know what to use for pool noodles!

[crombyzombie]

IPS weld-on #16. I work with it and its really strong. Cures Fast but be careful its a little thin. Dont squeeze the tube or you'll glue everyhing on your bench together.

Mark

[tlandauer]

IPS weld-on #16. I work with it and its really strong. Cures Fast but be careful its a little thin. Dont squeeze the tube or you'll glue everyhing on your bench together.

Mark
Thanks, I learn something everyday! :banana: