Next hold the acrylic in place exactly how you would like it to be glued.
How to connect acrylic sheets.
Once the acrylic has been arranged to your liking it s time to apply the glue.
We suggest using double sided foam tape the strength of which is more that sufficient to connect an acrylic sheet to a wall.
To screw acrylic sheet to wood use a drill bit that is suitable for use with plastic to drill holes taking care not to let the plastic overheat.
If acrylic sheeting is being welded for box corner joints apply solvent on the inside edge of the acrylic sheeting.
Once this adhesive is applied it will actually soften the two plastic surfaces.
By properly cleaning acrylic you will ensure the strongest possible bond.
When connecting two acrylic sheets fabricators commonly use a substance called acrylic cement or weld on adhesive.
Use clamps or masking tape to hold acrylic sheeting in place while applying solvent.
For the best results we suggest you apply the tape in evenly spaced horizontal strips along.
Screw the acrylic to the wood using wood screws until the head of the screw is flush with the.
At this juncture you can resort to a number of bonding agents including double sided tapes silicone acrylic adhesives etc.
Once you have put in place safety measures it s time to bond the acrylic sheets together.
Give it time to soak into the sheet and become slightly sticky before placing the edge into the surface of the other sheet.
Then secure the acrylic using clamps wooden blocks or by having a friend hold the acrylic firmly in place.
Apply a small amount of pressure on the sheets to encourage a stronger bond.
Next apply a small trail of methylene chloride along the edges of one sheet.