Any way to fix this?

It was from another reefer not a buisiness
Too bad!

If you are going to try to fix it, you can strengthen the glued plastic with another sheet of acrylic glued over the crack. This will help prevent the crack from opening. If you can, do this on both sides.
 
Too bad!

If you are going to try to fix it, you can strengthen the glued plastic with another sheet of acrylic glued over the crack. This will help prevent the crack from opening. If you can, do this on both sides.
I think I'll do that way. I'll get some acrylic weld and glue some extra acrylic as support. The nylon screw also broke so im going to have to buy some as well as a new u shaped tube. All parts are under 20$ so still cost effective.
 

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