I have an old stacked Gibson washer/dryer and everything works except
the plastic piece that shields the lint screen is totally broken. This
piece is more or less part of the drum, i.e., not something I could
order and replace very easily. I found a piece of plastic gutter guard
that can be cut to shape and glued in to protect the lint screen but
I'm not sure what type of glue to use to withstand the heat. Any
suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Monica

Should be several high heat glues available such as J.B. Weld, two part
epoxies, etc. If not at hardware store, try autoparts


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On 5 Nov 2005 15:47:42 -0800, wrote:

I have an old stacked Gibson washer/dryer and everything works except
the plastic piece that shields the lint screen is totally broken. This
piece is more or less part of the drum, i.e., not something I could
order and replace very easily. I found a piece of plastic gutter guard
that can be cut to shape and glued in to protect the lint screen but
I'm not sure what type of glue to use to withstand the heat. Any
suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Monica

I agree with the prev poster. PC-70 is my favorite glue. 2-part. I
once patched a leaking pot with it, and then, like an idio, boiled all
the water out of the pot on an electric stove. I don't think even
that ruined the patch.

I don't understand your description, but I admire your willingness to
make your own parts.

Remove NOPSAM to email me. Please let
me know if you have posted also.