What is the best glue to repair a toilet tank cover broken in half?
Posted on January 3rd, 2010 by Home Improvement
Super glue doesn’t work well on ceramic.
where do i get epoxy?
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Two part epoxy as the others said. Gorilla glue may be advertised as water proof, but in the times I have used it, it has not held up well at all, the epoxy is almost a 100% guarantee to work and hold up.
Any Walmart and most other variety stores will have it. It is easy to use, just follow the directions and use a throw away mixing surface and try to not get it on your hands, etc. We glued the head back on a concrete turtle and it has been outside in all types of weather for two and a half years and the head is still on the turtle. Good luck.
maybe a product called gorilla glue. if that doesn’t work you might have to stop being a cheapo and purchase a new one
Gorilla Glue. They sell it at Walmart Super Centers. It is water proof.
A two part epoxy will bond the two together.
2 part epoxy ,,,,,,,will work great
HI FROM NEW ZEALAND.
MY!, HAVE I GOT A IDEA FOR U!.
GO TO A CAR WINDSHIELD / WINDSCREEN INSTALLATION SHOP
AND ASK TECHIE TO SPRAY THE TWO 1/2S WITH ACTIVATOR (IF USING THE SIKA, SIKAFLEX. BRAND PRODUCT)THEN APPLY GLAZING URETHANE….AS PER CAR WINDSCREEN.
IF U DON T WANT GUNK TO OOZ OUT ON / THRU TOP BETWEEN GAPS….JUST APPLY GUNK TO 1/2 OF CRACK.
YOUR CERAMIC IS VERY SIMULAR TO AUTO GLASS….AND I ASSURE YOU IT WILL STICK LIKE THE PROVERBIAL TO A NAPKIN, THIS STUFF IS WATERPROOF,CHEMICALPROOF AND U.V PROOF…
even with epoxy it might leak if you go away and it leaks you could be in for major damages. The water will run continuously and ruin your house mold problems and all. This is a repair that should be done right just replace the tank or the whole unit Not worth having long term problems for something that cost under $100