<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> Susan,     A quick question. What if, for some reason, that I want to get the glue joint apart later. Have you ever tried it? Greg Newell Susan Kline wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE> At 08:35 PM 12/04/2000 -0600, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite cite>10:30 PM, and I have the replacement suction box and auto shut off switch installed, rewired, and putting the case together when I bumped the switch button and it fell out of the switch. I found the button under the piano and took the switch body apart. The button was a plastic covered dowel that was glued to a plastic disc. I scraped the glue from the parts, put a SMALL drop of white glue on the button and a small drop of CA to the plastic disc, let the white glue begin to flash, then pressed to two together. SHAZAM!!!! Instant bond! Very strong. I smiled to myself and said "thank you Susan Kline." And thanks to all who take the time to share their experiences on this list Paul Chick</blockquote> (My pleasure ... with me that inward-facing smile happens so dependably that it is part of the process.) I think you also would have felt the plastic disc getting slightly warm during the SHAZAM. If the switch ever comes apart again, please let me know. So far so good, and I've never found that a CA-white glue bond came apart later, but it's a fairly new procedure, so it doesn't hurt to solicit data. I was encouraged that Donnie Byrd's Titebond-CA glued plastic keytops in Cuba were still completely okay after a year of heavy use. Susan</blockquote> </html>