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  1. 6th January 2014, 09:26 AM #1
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    Glue to Fix Carby Floats

    I posted this in the European car section but have virtually no views so I would put the link here Zenith Carby Floats

    Simply; what glue which is compatible with petrol can I use to re-glue the two halves of a plastic carby float back together.

    I would appreciate an responses on the linked thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    I posted this in the European car section but have virtually no views so I would put the link here Zenith Carby Floats

    Simply; what glue which is compatible with petrol can I use to re-glue the two halves of a plastic carby float back together.

    I would appreciate an responses on the linked thread

    Thanks

    Garry
    I've been watching it with interest.
    Don't have a solution for you though.
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  3. 6th January 2014, 10:11 AM #3
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    cyano-acrylate aka superglue no problems

    get a good one from a hobby shop or "Rapid Fix" from a tool shop, the sellys / $2 shop stuff is crap, be careful of the fumes if your asthmatic.
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    Thanks for the tips - went to Balckwoods to get some Superfix but left with Devcon Plastic Welder - it is 100% compatible with all hydrocarbons including petrol and diesel.

    A local carby place suggested Araldite but I wasn't so sure.

    This is a pic of the floats. The top is the float split and the bottom is it joined.

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