PermabondPOP Plastics Primer for for Instant CA Adhesives (for bonding with Polyolefins, PTFE, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, and Difficult Plastics) (4oz Bottle, 1)

Permabond POP plastics primer (primer for gluing plastic and other low-stick materials that are difficult to glue) works great, and does exactly what it is supposed to do. I used it to glue the bottoms of some plastic bowls onto the inside of some Teflon-coated 8-inch baking pans in order to make some ant-proof food bowls for outside cats, and it worked extremely well. The bowls and the pans now behave as if they are a one-piece object, rather than two objects that were glued together. I sprayed both surfaces to be glued with Permabond POP primer, and then I waited 24 hours just to be extra-sure that the primer was completely dry and ready to glue. I then applied contact cement to both surfaces to be bonded, then I waited 10 minutes (as instructed on the contact cement package) and then I pressed the two items together to let the cement (glue) dry. I then allowed the bonded items to set and dry, allowing another 24 hours (just to be absolutely sure that the glue was dry and set) before using them. I put water in the baking pan part of my newly-created objects (in order to make a moat to keep the ants away from the food), and I put cat food in the plastic bowl part. No more ants eating the cat food! You should also be able to use this product as a primer for gluing similarly difficult to bond objects together using Super Glue (it would be especially good for gluing small objects together, such as repairing a small, broken plastic item), but contact cement seemed better-suited for my own project. (See my photos of my project--The plastic bowls are actually centered inside of the Teflon baking pans, even though it doesn't look like it in these picture because of the perspective of the photos.)

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