Here you go.

http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=131&

It's the link for the weld-on 3. And that's where I
purchased it from.

It's not something that is sold in the average
hardware store. There are some plastic places that
sell it, but usually such a place is a good drive
away, and it's so much easier to just order it from
Tap Plastics.

Wayne Sallee



Susan wrote on 9/16/2007 12:44 AM:
Thanks, where do you get Weld-On 3? Is this something easily found? I had
tried a super glue type glue that was "suppose" to be made for plastics
etc.. and it appeared it would be safe for fish tanks. It held for a short
time than gave away. Do you know if the weld-on 3 is safe for marine/reef
tanks?

Thanks again,
Susan
"Wayne Sallee" wrote in message
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The reason that weld-on 3 works best, is because it's a solvent. Any time
that a plastic can be bonded using a solvent, using the solvent is the
best way to go, instead of using a glue.

Weld-on 3 works good on a number of other plastics as well. It's handy to
have around.

Wayne Sallee


Susan wrote on 9/14/2007 5:13 PM:
Thanks guys for your help. That's what I was looking for Pszemol.

Susan
"Pszemol" wrote in message
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"Susan" wrote in message
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I'm needing to glue a skimmer box together from my overflow as it got
broken before getting put into my tank. Anyone know what is the best
stuff to use? I've tried several different glues without success.
http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=130

http://www.ipscorp.com/industrial/acrylics.html