Doing custom work....glueing wood to plastic (pvc) what glue to use?
 

goop?
resin?
super glue?
something else?

Use "bulldog". It's an epoxy. Strongest thing I've ever seen...

I thought you were the man? LOL!

The bulldog grip will do ok. But you will need to scuf the abs pipe first.

maby gorilla glue?

I have used this stuff before and it works great. But what exactally are you bonding together? Is it something that will see lots of abuse or is it cosmetic? ie. are you moulding a sub box to a plastic panel or ?

its something that will have pressure on it. where can i get this bulldog stuff?

If it will have pressure on it, cut a circle of wood that fits into the pipe. Secure the circle with glue and screws then use screws to atach the inner cicrle to the pice of wood u origianlly are trying to attach to. Then use resin or bulldog or whatever or seal it

yah what glue??

^ Use a construction adhesive like Bulldog or No More Nails. Find it at the hardware store with the caulking and stuff. Scuff up the plastic with some 50grit to help the adhesive hold.

Not sure what you are doing but I have glued in aeroports with regular latex silicone and have never had them come loose. :dunno:

thanks dude. so just grind pvc with sand paper and thats good enough?

Did you kill Yuli and steal his PC?

YULI asking questions!!!! :bs:

i really dont know this one. sq is new to me. i am tryin to take this car to usac or iasca sq finals. has to look tight and work right.

That's right - just rough up the surface of the plastic to give the adhesive something to bite to. I replied to your PM as well.

regular epoxy may be too hard and brittle for your application.. but there are also epoxies that will bite into plastics (like pvc) and remain flexable... (Lepage markets something) -but they may also be too flexable-

I guess barring that; for the ultimate bond I might try PVC primer followed by a touch of glue followed up with regular 5min expoxy... join twist set and voila... :)

Gorilla Glue is the .. I've glued just about everything with it.. you can pic some up, at Canadian tire, Lee valey, home hardware, home depot.. its pretty much bondable to anything !!