I'm looking for something more permanent than CA. The only thing about CA that would make it less permanent is if there is shear. CA doesn't do well in that instance.. Otherwise, it's, usually, WAY too permanent, IMO. As for the olde glue, it was one of two: 1. keytop material dissolved in acetone, (a very thick mixture) 2. A glue similar to Duco Cement, except it was "thinned" with denatured alcohol. A modern version is "SF Clear Glue, All Purpose", made by Snow Foam Products. It's available at "Crafts" stores and is used to glue Styrofoam. It's thinner is denatured alcohol, so I suspect it's the same stuff. Personally, I'd just CA those cheap puppies. Either that, or replace them and be done with it. Joseph Garrett, R.P.T. Captain, Tool Police Squares R I
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