Glue the toolbox

[Big T]

I had an unfortunate incident where the garage door was dropped on the tail of my 78

The cover is intact, but the toolbox broke 2/3 the way across. I know the cover is ABS, so I tried some ABS cement on it, no go

The toolbox is a "softer" type of plastic, anyone have a product suggestion that they've used???

[BigD_83]

I haven't used it yet, but there was a recent thread on here about Q-bond. The YouTube demo on a broken O-ring was impressive.

http://www.qbond.net/pg_1/pg_1.htm and the video link again:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQYW5pXxj1k

[Counter]

Try some model glue.

[Quick Cal]

Shoe Goo is great stuff.

[Adler]

ABS is the easiest stuff in the world to fix!!!

Use acetone!!!

Take a couple pieces of lego (or any source of ABS) and put them in a container. It helps to grind them up a bit. Add your acetone and the ABS will melt into a goop. Wet the area to be fixed with some acetone and it will partially melt then apply a bead of your slurry. The acetone will evaporate and you are left with a pure ABS repair, no glue.

EDIT: I learned about this process from Matchless' "Project Windjammer" thread.

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?p=1325609#post1325609