I have found that I can use PVC pipe cement (Oatey, red label is what I used) to reattach plastic tabs and cracks in parts that broken.
It leaves a noticeable glue line, so I would not use this on a trim piece that can be seen.
I have found that I can use PVC pipe cement (Oatey, red label is what I used) to reattach plastic tabs and cracks in parts that broken.
It leaves a noticeable glue line, so I would not use this on a trim piece that can be seen.
Also related, in case anyone hasn't seen it yet:
I have used a cheap soldering iron and cable ties as filler rod to "weld" it from the backside.....
Good to know about the pipe cement.
I haven't tried this, but I watched a YT video where they heated up a piece of metal window screen and pressed/melted it into the back side of the two pieces to splint them together. Still requires some adhesive at the edge.
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