On 16/03/2019 16:58, Max Demian wrote:
On 15/03/2019 09:00, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
Brian Gaff explained on 15/03/2019 :
As has been said, superglue is not going to work reliably, since the
material you are gluing is so powdery.
Â*Some form of epoxy might well work, especially if you can build up a
lot of it on the inside to support the joint, while cleaning the
outside.

Epoxy glue takes up space, forcing there to be an obvious gap at the
join. Superglue has the advantage that the item can be assembled
first, with elastic bands holding it together or tape, then the
superglue added. The glue will be drawn into the slight gap in the
material and any surplus is easily cleaned off. It makes a near
invisible repair.

Presumably you've got to use the liquid superglue rather than the gel kind.

superglue takes up just as much space as epoxy.

hot epoxy is runny and can be squeezed very tight


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