[dinghovery]

Hello - I have had one or two Paulson casino chips break on me (and even a Bud Jones which seems strange)...

What type of adhesive should I use to repair these chips - I thought about using Superglue but sometimes superglue tends to leak out before drying.

Thanks

[PhilTheThrill14]

I have used a smidge of Gorilla Glue with great success in the past.

[NoFear]

Originally Posted by PhilTheThrill14

I have used a smidge of Gorilla Glue with great success in the past.

X 2....no make that X3

[ericmalone]

Superglue worked for me, just be careful with it.

[tonypap]

i used 1 minute epoxy...work great. i even tried to re-break the chip and the glue was so strong I couldn't.

[dinghovery]

OK great

Epoxy I can find. Gorilla Glue - hmmm I'll have to search online to find out more about that one (like I did with "Pipe Shield" a few months back)

[Ragman]

Originally Posted by dinghovery

OK great

Epoxy I can find. Gorilla Glue - hmmm I'll have to search online to find out more about that one (like I did with "Pipe Shield" a few months back)

It's good stuff. Around here you can find it at any hardware or Walmart.

[cdnmoose]

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...at=1,110,42965

[dinghovery]

Thanks for the link - looks like good stuff to have around the house even if I didn't have a chip or two to repair every now and then

[JoseRijo]

Gorilla Glue bubbles up and expands as it dries. It's a mess to clean up if you use
too much.

Go with the epoxy or even superglue.