22 Sep
2003
22 Sep
'03
8:46 a.m.
> For ABS plastics, a Methylene Chloride based
solvent works very very
well.
> (It does not work very well for ABS+PC blends,
however. I seriously
doubt
> you have any ABS+PC in the ARS33 though, since it
is a pretty modern
> plastic.)
I repaired mine with MEK. I believe Tenax 7R (which
Robert Feldman
mentioned) is based on acetone, so it should be fairly similar.
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I checked the MSDS online, and it's Methylene Chloride.
Bob
22 Sep
22 Sep
11:52 a.m.
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003, Feldman, Robert wrote:
I checked the MSDS online, and it's Methylene Chloride.
I guess that won't work for the ABS+PC blends either. I've got a couple of
laptops with cracked shells that use that blend of plastic :/
-Toth
For ABS plastics, a Methylene Chloride based solvent
works very very
well. (It does not work very well for ABS+PC blends, however. I
seriously doubt you have any ABS+PC in the ARS33 though, since it is
a pretty modern plastic.)
I repaired mine with MEK. I believe Tenax 7R (which Robert Feldman
mentioned) is based on acetone, so it should be fairly similar.
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