Plastic Glue.

[Andy-R]

I've had an annoying knocking from the front right hand corner for a couple of months now, checked all the brakes, suspension everything, anyway think i've found the problem both brackets on the drivers side headlamp are broken, I knew one had gone when I bought the car but now the other has snapped it's all still there just not conected anymore, so anyway any recommendations on the best glue to use to stick it back together?

Cheers.

[Steve ( West Mids )]

Depends on how much you have got left to be in contact, if it's a resoanbale amount try a good superglue, otherwise it will need to be araldite ( or similar ) which you can build up around the bracket if necessary to give it more contact and support.

[Andy-R]

All the brackets still there it's just basically spit down the middle, was thinking some sort of plastic weld, don't really want it working loose again once it's done.

[aaronabbott]

id go with the superglue first just to hold then the araldite for strength

[Andy-R]

Cheers i'll give it a go,just really want something strong but flexible. (no dodgy comments please )

[redz_UK]

Cheers i'll give it a go,just really want something strong but flexible. (no dodgy comments please )

you could try a piece of metal, bended to shape and then self tappers??

it worked on my old car..

[steve2006]

Cheers i'll give it a go,just really want something strong but flexible. (no dodgy comments please )

Too much of a temptation

Have you tried "ANDREX" Soft, strong and lasts very long

[hodaz]

Sikaflex is what you want. Strong as hell but still flexible. What I used on my old Golf to stick the arch trims back on when i had to cut all the metal arch to stop the wheels rubbbing.