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Chelsea567
Jacqueline5976
Pure dichloromethane.
Raven7170
Or with pure chloroform...
Leslie
So great, the seam is not visible.
Nicholas5194
New - I glue it myself with dichloroethane. Chloroform allows for more mistakes (no visible drips, dries faster), but in my opinion, it is less durable because it doesn't penetrate as deeply.
Chelsea567
I didn't read about the glues, damn. Will this one do? Or is this one better:
Tammy
"ACRIFIX 116" is the only one available, they say it's free of dichloromethane, meaning it's not harmful and can be used in household conditions. Who has used it? Or should I get dichloromethane instead?
Aaron6112
ACRIFIX 192 is a good adhesive that does not set immediately and is transparent.
Amy1672
ACRIFIX 192 - expensive, though. It will take more than one bottle for the aquarium. And here is another quote: "For bonding parts of cast acrylic, free of internal stresses and directly connected." Free of internal stresses????