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There is a Y shaped crack that stretches the whole way across the bottom
I plan to cut this plastic laundry detergent container and glue it over the cracks
BoneyBaby
Flexseal!
douglasmatthew100
Pl 900 just don't let it touch the ground till it's dry lol
OtheBobo
A new trash bin.
YourMethadoneFuel
Use flex tape. Might cost more than a new bin though.
ilovedogknots
Epoxy resin
mricowboy
Gorilla
JustAGamerDreamin
Make sure the patch doesn't cost more than a new one.
bthepuma
I vote 2 part epoxy
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....needs more rivets.
SuperVDF
FLEX SEAL!! You van patch a boat with it, I'm sure it's good for a garbage can!
SuperVDF
I stand by my typos
potatoardvarkhybrid
get a soldering iron and melt the crack
staceyjorgenson31415
Then reinforce with a doubler.
womblemessiah
This is 100% your best solution. Hot soldering iron, poke\stitch along crack lines, on both sides, then smooth the inner cracks to seal.
ilovedogknots
melting plastic together is not strong
womblemessiah
I disagree, my job for 23years was melting plastic pipelines together. This application doesn't require ridiculous strength.
ilovedogknots
did you use a soldering iron or chemical melting
womblemessiah
PP, PE, HDPE, PVDF should all be done without chemicals. PVC is the only thing I'd consider doing Methyl Ethyl Ketone jointing with.