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I know some stores sell industrial solvents for adhesives, don't know how effective it would be, or what the side effects on the carpet would be, though.
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edited November 2008
Call the company. You can get solvents at any hardware store, used in paint thinners and shit.
Thanks the tips, guys. It sucks because I was trying to bond together plastic with plastic, which I later found out didn't work so well.
...bonds fucking fantastically with carpet, though.
Yeah Gorilla Glue is made for porous materials (i.e. wood), it won't help with plastic. Not much consolation now, but I'd recommend a cyanoacrylate (super glue) next time.
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I mean it's either that or replace the carpet piece.
You better be damn sure it won't do anything to the carpet before you put it on there.
...bonds fucking fantastically with carpet, though.
Yeah Gorilla Glue is made for porous materials (i.e. wood), it won't help with plastic. Not much consolation now, but I'd recommend a cyanoacrylate (super glue) next time.