Devcon Plastic Weld

[graycrait]

I used some of this stuff to build up a Glock grip on my prototype working G19 that I had initially carved up a few years ago. Remarkable stuff. Unfortunately the only Devcon Plastic Welder I could find locally hardens "white." That is why they make Krylon I guess. Anyway, the Devcon Plastic weld seems to have integrated itself with my Glock plastic and it seems also the Acraglas it was lathered on. Leastways you can't knock it off. Big plus is that it stipples, Acraglas won't.

This is where I first heard of it.

Polymer Grip Profiling

I recommend getting the Devcon Plastic Weld "Black" rather go the spray paint route. I didn't feel like waiting for a mail order to come in.

I have some more of the plastic weld on a G21 grip I "built up" to use with a .50 GI upper.

Craig in Clarksville

[gunrunner32]

Deacon makes some great stuff. I used their metal filler to fill the engravings (minus the SN) on a Glock slide and I plan to use it on some other projects. The metal filler is a little expensive just for a small can of the goo, and it's a two-part, learned real quick to only mix as needed. I also don't think the metal filler can be stippled, it can however be sanded.

[I_Like_Pie]

That metal filler is amazing. have also used it for various gunsmithing things...I makes the hardest bedding material I have ever used. Also fills aluminum perfectly before painting.

I have heard nothing but good things about the plastic weld too. I have used the white to fix broker kids toys, but have never used it for anything gun related.

[leroy]

I agree. We used to use it "back in the day" to bed our bolt rifles. It's good to work with. There's a 300 win mag 40x single shot bolt gun in our gun safe that was bedded with devcon and it's shot hundreds if not a few thousand rounds. It's still solid as a rock and very accurate.

leroy

[Paletiger13]

I used it to build my old SL-8/G36K. Awesome stuff.