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Help with cracked media tumbler
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<blockquote data-quote="GeorgeS" data-source="post: 1713742" data-attributes="member: 107925"><p>Epoxy is OK - strong, but it tends to be stiff. The newer UV-activated polymers bond instantly when exposed to UV light, and are strong and flexible - the flexibility being important when a joint is subject to impact like in a tumbler. You can get a kit for less than $6.00 at Wally World - UV pen and polymer - with more than enough to fix the problem, with loads left over. Unlike glues, the polymer stays liquid over a long period - only UV catalyzes the conversion - so you can get it out of the closet a year from now and use it for something else.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GeorgeS, post: 1713742, member: 107925"] Epoxy is OK - strong, but it tends to be stiff. The newer UV-activated polymers bond instantly when exposed to UV light, and are strong and flexible - the flexibility being important when a joint is subject to impact like in a tumbler. You can get a kit for less than $6.00 at Wally World - UV pen and polymer - with more than enough to fix the problem, with loads left over. Unlike glues, the polymer stays liquid over a long period - only UV catalyzes the conversion - so you can get it out of the closet a year from now and use it for something else. [/QUOTE]
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