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EmilyB 11-13-2003 04:19 AM

Acrylic to PVC
 
Laff it up....I'm diy'ing... :rolleyes: :lol:

I need to glue some PVC legs to a piece of acrylic. What do I use? :biggrin:

(no, it's not the new coffee table.......)...

kari 11-13-2003 04:45 AM

GR 2 part epoxy should work. Kind of pricey ($25+) where I picked it up. Cures to a kind of yellowish color though. There is some in your bubble counter where the small acrylic tube is glued to the PVC JG fitting.

Kari

EmilyB 11-13-2003 04:58 AM

I know I should know what that is.... :redface: however...

Can you tell me where to go get it and what to look for... :mrgreen:

StirCrazy 11-13-2003 06:22 AM

weldon 16 I believe is made for joining acrylic to dissimular plastics.

here is a rundown of a few Weldon products

"WELDON #3
Non-Flammable. Water-thin, very fast set, solvent type for acrylics. Will also bond other plastics such as styrene, butyrate and polycarbonate to
themselves.

WELDON # 16
Fast drying, high strength, bodied. Bonds acrylics to itself. Also for styrene, butyrate, polycarbonate and other plastics and porous surfaces.

WELDON # 10 (WHITE OR GREY IN COLOUR)
2-Part, high strength structural adhesive. High viscosity. Bonds PVC, acrylics, styrene, ABS, polycarbonates to steel, aluminium, etc.

WELDON # 40
A 2-Part reactive, high strength structural adhesive."

Steve

kari 11-13-2003 12:52 PM

The guy at Industrial Plastics and Paints is fairly clever. They have both products on the shelf.

Canadian Man 11-13-2003 03:43 PM

WELDON 16 :biggrin:

Jack 11-13-2003 05:30 PM

Yup, the 16 works! :mrgreen:

christyf5 11-13-2003 05:53 PM

Jeez at first there I thought it said you were dying. Never would I think you too would switch to the dark side :razz:

kari 11-14-2003 01:59 AM

Jon/Jack

Do you guys find you get good strength in pvc to acrylic joints with weldon-16? Just curious for my future ref.

StirCrazy 11-14-2003 03:25 AM

yes. I find it is good.

Steve

EmilyB 11-14-2003 05:34 AM

I'm on a mission to find it tomorrow. :biggrin:

Canadian Man 11-14-2003 06:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kari
Jon/Jack

Do you guys find you get good strength in pvc to acrylic joints with weldon-16? Just curious for my future ref.

Yes very good bond Kari

Jack 11-14-2003 06:17 AM

Yeah kari it's good. I think it was designed for that use.

Cap'n 08-28-2004 08:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StirCrazy
weldon 16 I believe is made for joining acrylic to dissimular plastics.

here is a rundown of a few Weldon products

"WELDON #3
Non-Flammable. Water-thin, very fast set, solvent type for acrylics. Will also bond other plastics such as styrene, butyrate and polycarbonate to
themselves.

WELDON # 16
Fast drying, high strength, bodied. Bonds acrylics to itself. Also for styrene, butyrate, polycarbonate and other plastics and porous surfaces.

WELDON # 10 (WHITE OR GREY IN COLOUR)
2-Part, high strength structural adhesive. High viscosity. Bonds PVC, acrylics, styrene, ABS, polycarbonates to steel, aluminium, etc.

WELDON # 40
A 2-Part reactive, high strength structural adhesive."

Steve

What about acrylic to glass? #40?

Canadian Man 08-28-2004 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cptclever
Quote:

Originally Posted by StirCrazy
weldon 16 I believe is made for joining acrylic to dissimular plastics.

here is a rundown of a few Weldon products

"WELDON #3
Non-Flammable. Water-thin, very fast set, solvent type for acrylics. Will also bond other plastics such as styrene, butyrate and polycarbonate to
themselves.

WELDON # 16
Fast drying, high strength, bodied. Bonds acrylics to itself. Also for styrene, butyrate, polycarbonate and other plastics and porous surfaces.

WELDON # 10 (WHITE OR GREY IN COLOUR)
2-Part, high strength structural adhesive. High viscosity. Bonds PVC, acrylics, styrene, ABS, polycarbonates to steel, aluminium, etc.

WELDON # 40
A 2-Part reactive, high strength structural adhesive."

Steve

What about acrylic to glass? #40?

Silicone is basically your only option and NO it's not structural. Basicaly it sticks to the glass and kinda makes a dam for the acrylic to sit against.

Cap'n 08-29-2004 03:52 PM

Crap! Maybe I'd be better off going with glass pieces.

trilinearmipmap 09-01-2004 05:01 PM

A related question: I want to make a 2' long turkey baster for coral feeding, I'd like to attach some pvc pipe to the plastic turkey baster material, I have silicone, pvc glue, and the "super glue" that Ocean Aquatics sells, what is the best thing to use?


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