Acrylic repair?

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I was cleaning some equipment in preparation for doing my tank install when I broke my HOB overflow. :sad:
Was wondering what would work better for fixing it Weldon 40 or Weldon 3?
 

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Thanks for the replies. I'll use the Weldon 3. It is a cast acrylic lifereef over flow.
 

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I'd go with Weldon 40 every time. Perhaps use 3 to keep them tacked together, then 40 to make it permanent. Just my .02
 

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3 then 16. 16 is thicker and will fill any small spaces in the seams.
 
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Anybody have a link to suppliers? I can't find it at any of the hardware stores in town.
 

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