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Recommend trying an autobody supply shop

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I'd recommend trying an autobody supply shop.

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Repair material or gorilla contact cement

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An added suggestion, you might try either bumper cover repair material or gorilla contact cement.

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Recommend trying an autobody supply shop

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I'd recommend trying an autobody supply shop.

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Repair material or gorilla contact cement

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An added suggestion, you might try either bumper cover repair material or gorilla contact cement.

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I tried the two part weld and it didn't work.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I need to glue the headlight trim pieces to the front bumper cover. I've tried two different glues and neither of them worked. What have you found is the best, strongest glue for glueing two plastics? Thanks

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any one specific that you recommend? I tried the two part weld and it didn't work.

POST 4Original post

You most likely will want a solvent based cement that will actually dissolve or melt/weld into the plastic. For it to work you need to know the type of plastic. ABS, PVC, polypropylene are just 3 types and each will not work on another. I'd recommend trying an autobody supply shop. That may be the easiest way out.

POST 5Original post

I use a lot of glue at work and this stuff is great. There epoxy or super glue should do it. http://uk.gorillaglue.com/

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Above are all good possibilities. Everything except super glue adheres best if you rough up the surfaces slightly. An added suggestion, you might try either bumper cover repair material or gorilla contact cement. Both hold well, fast curing & remain flexible. Silicone adhesive might also be an alternative. Good luck.

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