What glue for tangerine phase plug?

**Cal Weldon** · November 5th, 2012, 06:17 PM

My Home Depot did not have an Epoxy for plastics so I got the Loctite All Plastics Super Glue that miker1 mentioned.

The surfaces were all scraped clean then wiped with the non-acetone nail cleaner with a lint free cloth and then with an alcohol swab to reduce any chance of residue. I then applied the bonding agent and glue as directed using glue only on the upper half of the motor 'cup'. I didn't need the matchbook cover as the plug centered itself. So far so good. Will update if anything bad happens.

**Todd W. White** · November 6th, 2012, 02:47 PM

I remember Jerry Hubbard saying it was a special type of glue - not anything that you'd normally find just anywhere.

Why not ask Hanuschak?

**Cal Weldon** · November 6th, 2012, 04:51 PM

Hi Todd,

I have done the gluing and let it play all evening. They feel very solid and there is no glue in the slits like originally. The two drivers sound the same so I think it went well.

Bill H? No thanks, not had good luck in dealings with him.

**juniper** · November 6th, 2012, 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by Cal Weldon

Hi Todd,

I have done the gluing and let it play all evening. They feel very solid and there is no glue in the slits like originally. The two drivers sound the same so I think it went well.

Bill H? No thanks, not had good luck in dealings with him.

Glad you found a solution, and sorry to hear that you had a bad experience with BH. I have had, and only heard, great stories about his business practices and the quality of his work.... He must have been having a bad day or week, or it was out of his control? He once gave me a horn for free and I have spent over an hour on the phone with him for 2 different repairs 30 mins each, multiple calls. I try to keep it short... can you imagine how many people want his time....MIND BLOWING.....Now imagine all the people who call him and english isn't their first language or when a translator is invovled?