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what glue to use on underwater housing?

  • 17-12-2010 8:17pm
    #1
    breadbin
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    i bought a housing off ebay for dirt cheap and no wonder, it turned out to be broken. there is a lens port that attaches to the the body and this wont stay on:( i am still trying to get money back cos i bought it with paypal so fnger crossed but if i keep it i was thinking of glueing it on.

    i don't need to remove the lens port cos i don't have any of the converter lenses for the camera but what would i use to stick it and would it be secure enough for the pressure underwater? its made out of polycarbonate. i'm guessing some special cement or something like that. anyone know anybody who might have some experience doing something like this?


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  • #2
    Benny-c
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    I suggest you bin it & buy a new one from a reputable source-no matter what glue you get the water will have a knack at exploiting any weakness it can find under pressure.

    Using Murphys Law it will flood during your best Red-Sea dive with dozens of super snaps that you want to show to your mates in the pub...bye bye camera & bye bye photos.

    Is the camera worth it?;)


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