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Old 06-03-10 | 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Jeff Wills
Well, unless you used some sort of solvent cement on it, I bet it'll peel right back off. Seat base material is designed to flex, so any epoxy bond will start breaking right away.

I've had decent success with TAP Plastic's E-6000: http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=129
There's also Shoe Goo, which is basically the same stuff, as is a brand called Goop. The nice thing is that it'll hold securely, but if you ever want to remove it, it'll come off without leaving a mark.

Most seats I've seen the bottom is made from a flexible engineering plastic. That stuff will resist nearly every type of adhesive out there, including superglues, and two part epoxies. Rubbery glues like E6000/Shoe Goo/Goop will hold that kind of plastic better than just about anything else.
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