A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?

on 4/20/2009 9:51 AM (ET) wrote the following:
A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?


What's it made of? Concrete, metal, resin?

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On Apr 20, 8:51*am, " wrote:
A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?

A good epoxy construction adhesive should do the trick just fine.

On Apr 20, 8:51*am, " wrote:
A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?

PC11 epoxy.

On Apr 20, 11:39�am, RickH wrote:
On Apr 20, 8:51�am, " wrote:

A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?

PC11 epoxy.

sorry its a concrete fountain very beautiful. upset the elderly
neighbor a lot

On Apr 20, 11:03*am, bob haller wrote:
On Apr 20, 11:39 am, RickH wrote:

On Apr 20, 8:51 am, " wrote:

A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?

PC11 epoxy.

sorry its a concrete fountain very beautiful. upset the elderly
neighbor a lot

PC11 will reaffix the broken off piece to concrete just fine, just
make sure pieces are dry.

On Apr 20, 1:10�pm, RickH wrote:
On Apr 20, 11:03�am, bob haller wrote:

On Apr 20, 11:39 am, RickH wrote:

On Apr 20, 8:51 am, " wrote:

A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?

PC11 epoxy.

sorry its a concrete fountain very beautiful. upset the elderly
neighbor a lot

PC11 will reaffix the broken off piece to concrete just fine, just
make sure pieces are dry.

never used PC 11 is it a home depot item?

On Apr 20, 1:19*pm, bob haller wrote:
On Apr 20, 1:10 pm, RickH wrote:





On Apr 20, 11:03 am, bob haller wrote:

On Apr 20, 11:39 am, RickH wrote:

On Apr 20, 8:51 am, " wrote:

A elderly neighbors fountain had a bad day in a windstorm.

the top piece still covered in plastic protecting it from winter came
off in wind and took a small chunk out of a lower level.

any way to put the intact piece back in and make it waterproof?

PC11 epoxy.

sorry its a concrete fountain very beautiful. upset the elderly
neighbor a lot

PC11 will reaffix the broken off piece to concrete just fine, just
make sure pieces are dry.

never used PC 11 is it a home depot item?- Hide quoted text -

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Yes, its a 2 part epoxy, works especially well on masonry, tile, etc.