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Re: Glueing old lego
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 28 Aug 2004 20:31:41 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Thomas Stangl wrote:
> MEK - I believe Methyl Ethyl Ketone
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> Try local hardware stores in the paint dept.
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> Huub van Niekerk wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > I'm trying to glue some broken parts of 25 years old Lego. The parts are
> > (amongst others) an ship-compartment (red coloured) and 2 pieces of rails (blue
> > coloured). Can somebody please tell me what type of glue I should use for this?
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> > Thank you very much,
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> > Huub
I don't find any MEK in my neighborhood hardware store. Instead I bought a
bottle of methylene chloride from a model shop specifically for mending broken
Lego. Doesn't work too good, apparently.
But this thing is good enough for closing the cracks of older Technic toggle
joints that developed over time. I used it to mend two big pulley wheels that
broke off and cracked too.
OTOH I learned how to take apart and reassemble a Technic figure in the process,
so I'll be Frankensteining my broken Technic figs.
Keith
PS: I eventually sold my first lot of broken parts on ebay for $1.
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| MEK - I believe Methyl Ethyl Ketone Try local hardware stores in the paint dept. (...) -- Tom Stangl *(URL) Visual FAQ home *(URL) Visual FAQ Home (20 years ago, 27-Aug-04, to lugnet.general)
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