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Old 06-26-2007, 06:24 PM
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Weldon 16 is a thicker, more syrupy version of Weld-on 4. I dont know if they surfaces they will bond are different or not however?

16 Will act as a 'gap filler' as well, but the portions where it is not a direct bond between the 2 surfaces and the 16 is just filling will not be nearly as strong(infact you can break it off with a fingernail).

Weld-on 4, when applied correctly, is amazingly strong! I have heard it should work for ABS as well.

If you can find a page with the different uses of each Weld-on, you should be able to find one for the job you need.

This site does not seem to indicate #16 will work with things other than acrylic however:
http://www.ellsworth.com/display/pro...&productid=804

Here we go... didnt really read through it much but this page might help:

http://www.sdplastics.com/weldon.html

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Chris
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