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Will hot glue damage plastics or safely removable?

By charles4400

5 years ago



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    Quoted from charles4400:

    Will glue from a hot glue gun permanently adhere or melt playfield plastics?
    Or is it good to use and easy to simply peel off when needed.
    Thinking of using a run of the mill mini hot glue gun like this to try and adhere some mods to some clear plastics:
    amazon.com link »
    Safe to use?

    If are trying to stick some mods to playfield plastics, hot glue will probably not damage plastics, but it does not stick well to the slick surface, I find.

    I use Earthquake Putty.

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