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    Question Need help

    I have this Lizard head and discovered the neck plug is ripped.
    Does anyone know what kind of adhesive would work on a rubber Mego head?



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    i used Household GOOP for my two-Face.

    its true.

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    Loctite Vinyl, Fabric & Plastic for glueing neck plugs!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Mego Milk View Post
    i used Household GOOP for my two-Face.
    its true.
    OK!!! I went out and bought Amazing E-6000, that is made Eclectic Products Inc. (They also make Household GOOP and all GOOPs).
    This one says Industrial Strength on the tube, and the chart on the package says best for rubber and vinyl over Super Glue, etc.
    I tried it twice, and both times the glue never really dried. I was just stretchy and gooey, and the rip was not mended.

    Recently, I purchased Loctite Vinyl, fabric & plastic and it seems to have done the trick!!! I will update this if I have any problems but at this time
    I say BRAVO!!!




    Now I have to get going cuz I have a Shazam and A.J. next plug to glue!!!
    Last edited by BATMAN89; Mar 18, '12 at 3:02 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BATMAN89 View Post
    OK!!! I went out and bought Amazing E-6000, that is made Eclectic Products Inc. (They also make Household GOOP and all GOOPs).
    This one says Industrial Strength on the tube, and the chart on the package says best for rubber and vinyl over Super Glue, etc.
    I tried it twice, and both times the glue never really dried. I was just stretchy and gooey, and the rip was not mended.

    Recently, I purchased Loctite Vinyl, fabric & plastic and it seems to have done the trick!!! I will update this if I have any problems but at this time
    I say BRAVO!!!

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    Now I have to get going cuz I have a Shazam and A.J. next plug to glue!!!
    Thanks for the great tip Batman89. I'll be adding Loctite to my next shopping list for sure!!!
    PS. Like customizers of the Month. I think we should spotlight members who provide great tips!!! This would be my nomination!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BATMAN89 View Post
    Recently, I purchased Loctite Vinyl, fabric & plastic and it seems to have done the trick!!!
    I was going to suggest Shoe Goo--which is made by the same company as Goop--but I'd never heard of Loctite Vinyl. That's good info--thanks for posting that!
    Last edited by torgospizza; Mar 23, '12 at 8:37 PM.

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    I have Used a product called Plasti Zap to atatch a neck plug to a head with no problems so far, the company does a load of diffrent types of supoer glue
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    Hmmmm....

    I've used superglue, but I don't know how well it'd work on a plug: they're under a lot of stresses.

    Don C.

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    Have you considered perhaps some type of epoxy to fix the problem? Or maybe the silicone type sealant you use to seal tile and stuff like that; it's very tough and flexible when it sets....
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    Quote Originally Posted by emeraldknight47 View Post
    Have you considered perhaps some type of epoxy to fix the problem? Or maybe the silicone type sealant you use to seal tile and stuff like that; it's very tough and flexible when it sets....
    I would not try epoxy...it gets brittle in time and probably would not handle being inserted into the neck hole....You'd need some type of glue that melts and bonds the two halves of the plastic head, like styrene and model cement..sorta..Any other glue adhesion would most likely break loose..IMO I've got a Zaius head that is in the same condition on its way to me so i will post results....Wayne It's gonna be trial and error..
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