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Tough job. You can try using some nail polish remover to try to start breaking down the glue. From Removing Super Glue, which they give for advice for people that accidentally glue their fingers together, this procedure might also work for the bricks. ...even though Super Glue is incredibly strong, it has one weakness: acetone. Acetone is often ...


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My Son and I were at the Legoland Discovery Center in Grapevine, TX yesterday. We spoke with a LEGO® Certified Master Builder. We asked him and he says that LEGO® uses MEK to permanently adhere their large Lego sets together (lifesize etc). We just finished putting together the Volkswagen T1 Camper Van. It is notorious for the roof coming apart, as is ...


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Recently had to glue ALOT of lego together for work. Acetone was too time consuming and did not offer a solid bond. Cyanoacrylate based hobby glues with thick viscosity seemed the most effective. The only following problem was when immersed in water the clear lego windows fogged up. (no solution to that so far) Zap a Gap Hobby glue offered best result. ABS ...


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We tried all kinds. Solvents just didn't cut it and only made the bricks stick tighter. The best we found is actually found at the hardware store in the plumbing aisle. Oatey all purpose cement is the best we found so far. It contains all the above solvents including MEK (which by the way is either a carcinogen or causes brain damage when absorbed into ...



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