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CD32 door hinge plastic broken

Posted: 08 Mar 2024 10:05
by Zaspath
Hey guys,

This could be a difficult fix, I've tried using Gorilla glue gel to bind the plastic but the area has too much stress so it won't last, are there any good suggestions on what I can do here? Is it possible to source drive doors at a reasonable price?

UPDATE: It broke off fully again... a few door opens (after 24 hours or setting) and it snapped the tiny plastic piece in two.
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Thanks

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Re: CD32 door hinge plastic broken

Posted: 08 Mar 2024 12:30
by matt020
Google: Super glue with baking soda.

"When mixed together, super glue and baking soda's strength exceeds that of plain super glue. The enhanced strength and quick drying time make the blend of super glue and baking soda ideal for quick surface repairs in high-traffic areas."

"What the baking soda does is to act as a catalyst instantly hardening the superglue into its plastic form upon contact. This plug holes, seals gaps, and it has high durability."


Google results will give you more info about it, including how-to's and so on....

I've used super glue with baking soda and it's incredibly strong.

Re: CD32 door hinge plastic broken

Posted: 08 Mar 2024 13:18
by Zaspath
Thanks that could be way forward, I've seen a few clips on that, tempted to also try epoxy putty.