Phillyrube
Senior Member
Not directly related to the Ram but here goes...
I have a set of steel patio furniture. It has plastic inserts in the legs where they touch the ground. Over the years the plastic has worn down so the steel touches the ground. Add a little rain and I have rust spots on the concrete.
So I found some hard plastic insulators that I cut so they could be glued to the bottom of the legs to keep the steel off the concrete.
Therein lies the problem. Nothing adheres to the different plastics. Ive tried plastic cement, E6000, Loctite plastic, epoxies, gorilla glue, jb weld. They dont make Iron Glue, the stuff they use to fix broken railroad locomotives anymore (apologies to Jean Shepherd).
Do you have any ideas? I saw some glue they used to put together the new bridge over the Hoover Dam, but that comes in a 55 gallon drum.
I have a set of steel patio furniture. It has plastic inserts in the legs where they touch the ground. Over the years the plastic has worn down so the steel touches the ground. Add a little rain and I have rust spots on the concrete.
So I found some hard plastic insulators that I cut so they could be glued to the bottom of the legs to keep the steel off the concrete.
Therein lies the problem. Nothing adheres to the different plastics. Ive tried plastic cement, E6000, Loctite plastic, epoxies, gorilla glue, jb weld. They dont make Iron Glue, the stuff they use to fix broken railroad locomotives anymore (apologies to Jean Shepherd).
Do you have any ideas? I saw some glue they used to put together the new bridge over the Hoover Dam, but that comes in a 55 gallon drum.
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