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mattks1
05-23-2007, 12:50 PM
well, i posted a while back about fixing a glass bong with JB Weld (its a mixture with steel hardener that is used for bonding objects together). i still reccomend this method for bong repair but am now suggesting you use a file and slightly rough the glass up before applying. my lady picked the repaired bong up a few days ago and the bottom fell right off (luckily it just came undone where i mended it, no further damage). anyways, just wanted to give everybody a heads up that might have used JB Weld (be careful and dont pick your bong up to hit it and this wont happen:thumbsup:)
Psycho4Bud
05-23-2007, 02:05 PM
I've had EXCELLANT luck with 3M Pronto CA8 Instant Adhesive glue. Hold the piece together tight for about 30 sec. and then just let it sit for about 2 min. after that. I've repaired glass pipes, bongs and NEVER had problems.

You can get this at a Industrial Supply shop like Granger for about $15 for a 1oz. bottle.

Have a good one!:jointsmile:
mattks1
05-23-2007, 02:41 PM
may have to try that. granger's only like 2 minutes away. thnx
Psycho4Bud
05-23-2007, 03:05 PM
Make sure you take down the full name and especially the CA8. Also, be VERY carefull when using it....that shit will bond your fingers to the piece if your not carefull.

3M also has a spray adhesive that I'd strongly recommend if you have a hornets nest/ bees nest. Spray that crap on the nest and stand back.......the ones that make it out just dive to the ground and the others are perma bonded into the nest. A real safe way of getting rid of the critters. :thumbsup:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:
darkestXredX
05-23-2007, 04:02 PM
Make sure you take down the full name and especially the CA8. Also, be VERY carefull when using it....that shit will bond your fingers to the piece if your not carefull.

3M also has a spray adhesive that I'd strongly recommend if you have a hornets nest/ bees nest. Spray that crap on the nest and stand back.......the ones that make it out just dive to the ground and the others are perma bonded into the nest. A real safe way of getting rid of the critters. :thumbsup:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

hahaha that sounds so funny
next time i see a bee nest i know what to do