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Re: Bonding polycarbonate to polycarbonate

IPS Weld-On #16 works pretty well on polycarb. #'s 55 and 58 work even better. They're all 'solvent' cements, which likely means something like Methylene Chloride is the active ingredient. The nice part is that the heavier glue base is much easier to work with then a pure solvent.

I would not recommend using pure MEK or Methylene Chloride without a respirator and appropriate training. I use it at work but it's tricky stuff to use right and super toxic. Purpose made adhesives will give good results with far less risk and trouble.