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Fixing glasses (spectacles)
Mark wrote:
Hi, Can anyone suggest the best type of glue to fix the arm of a pair of metal framed glasses? One side arm has come away by the hinge point but it is not the hinge that is broken. The arm has a small hole and by the hinge there is a small pin which fits into the hole in the arm. I've tried epoxy resin, but it only lasted a couple of weeks before coming away again. TIA, Mark. It is almost impossible to repair any metal to metal join with glue, to match the origial metal strength. Possibly the best is the sort of car body filler sold as JB weld or liquid metal. Its better than commercial DIY epoxy, which needs a bit of heat to cure well, and very careful mixing to do its best. However what you probably need is a splint.,.glass or carbon fibre tape, soaked in polyester resin or similar. Or a short lenght of carbon fibre tube over the parts. |
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