Reddit reviews Super Glue Plastic Fusion Epoxy Adhesive, #15277
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The product is OZ Epoxy AdhesiveDispenses Resin & Hardener Into Equal Parts With 1 PushThe product is manufactured in China4000-pounds per square inch holding powerWorking time in 8-minutesHandling time in 30-minutesTemperature range 40- to 250-degrees FThis item is not for sale in Catalina Island
What ArkinekGaiden said. Unless you want to fork over a lot of money, or unless it just broke outa nowhere and you bought it from a retail store, you've gotta fix it yourself. Some strong glue should work.
Make sure to get ones for plastics if it is a plastic (can't tell if it's ceramic or plastic, but it looks plasticy. Maybe its rubber ?)
Just get the right type.
http://www.amazon.com/Super-Glue-Plastic-Fusion-Adhesive/dp/B000LGT0GI Here's a link to some super glue for plastics.
I made one but I decided that I was going to go balls deep and try one of the most difficult designed mau5 heads out, the disco head. Long story short it cost me about ~$300 to make, not counting 2 others that I messed up on.
Materials:
-Head
-Eyes
-Head Mount
-Mouth Mesh
-[2] Led lights for coloring the eyes
-Superglue for mouth
-[2] Plastic glue for Headmount
-About [6-10] Rhine stone glue bottles
-[3] bags of Rhinestones
-Foam Ear material ---> With Ear template
-Washers -[4] Threaded Rods -Wing nuts
-Chrome Spray paint
-Lastly, Insulation Strips [White]
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Stuff I had: Dremel, stubbornness, no life, sharpies, too much free time.
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Use any of the above tuts to get the general idea.
The template for the ears, (mine are huge).
Once the mouth is cut and you accounted for the eyes (pop the eyes in half and trace them on.)
Spray paint the whole head chrome, in light mist layers. The more layers the smoother the finish.
Once that's done, enjoy the 90+ hours of putting each rhinestone on, one by one.
Profit.
They sell glue at home depot that will bond plastic. If all else fails, give that a try.
Here's an Epoxy that's supposed to bond to plastic:
http://www.amazon.com/Super-Glue-Plastic-Fusion-Adhesive/product-reviews/B000LGT0GI/ref=pd_sxp_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
>This is one of the more 'common' things, and tends to be from overzealous play on worn out circle pads. If the top circular portion or the rubber covering came off, the repair itself is fairly easy to do - just use Superglue. Be very, very careful, and don't use the system until you are 100% sure it's dried.
That's from the repairs wiki from the subreddit. I've never done this, but I checked it out once because my circle pad was coming off. I'm not sure because the repair guide just says superglue, but this might work. Sorry this isn't your exact issue, but it's the only thing I could find online about the 3DS circle pad.