broke it!!

[inkslinger]

dropped the lid on my euroreef 180...it now needs some gluing...any ideas what will hold it??

[Leah]

Crazy glue

[Mrfish55]

If it's acrylic, Weldon 16 will do the trick

[Skimmerking]

yuppers weld 16 is the trick put it on the inner seam and clamp toether and you wont hardy see it ...

[Werbo]

A month or so ago I had the same problem with a Euroreef 180. I used Weldon to but my collection cup back together.

[Black Phantom]

Nothing against Weld On 16 but it's fairly thick and a bit slow to cure. Good gap filling qualities. If you need very close tolerances then go with Weld On 4 which is like water and cures quite quickly or go with #3 which cures very quick.
All will do the trick.

[golf nut]

Weldon 4 is great if you can reassemble the pieces and then just wick in the glue with a needle and squeeze bottle.

[The Grizz]

There is a glue product out there that is called Gorilla glue. It is a polyurethane glue, the piece's to be glued have to be wet down, apply glue and clamp. best on the market I have used it on a odd ball fitting for my whole house RO system.

[Black Phantom]

There is a glue product out there that is called Gorilla glue. It is a polyurethane glue, the piece's to be glued have to be wet down, apply glue and clamp. best on the market I have used it on a odd ball fitting for my whole house RO system.

Good glue but the Polyurethane expands a lot. Has to be clamped very tightly.

[The Grizz]

This is true but worth it if it can be done/

[RuGlu6]

http://www.thistothat.com/

[Black Phantom]

I was just looking at the Euroreef site. Do you think the lid might be PVC? If so Weld On won't work. It's an acrylic glue.

[The Grizz]

Still think Gorilla glue would be the way to go, but that's just what I would do. Have used it on strange things and it worked