Flush plexi mounting?

Cyno01 · 14-August-04, 03:35 PM

So i've got a big piece of plexi, and an x-box case and a monitor casing with some holes in em. The plastic in both my xbox and the monitor are pretty think, maybe 3/16". What would be the best way to mount the plexi in the hole, instead of behind? Some sort of caulk or glue? I'm thinkin silicone RTV or something, but i want it to look clean. Any ideas?

Lunamods · 14-August-04, 03:49 PM

A clear epoxy would be the best bet to get a consistent look that will blend in with the look of the plexi. If you use it well you could make it pretty hard to see the joint

Cyno01 · 14-August-04, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Lunamods


	A clear epoxy would be the best bet to get a consistent look that will blend in with the look of the plexi. If you use it well you could make it pretty hard to see the joint

The cuts in the monitor and the xbox are pretty clean, and i should be able to get the plexi cut pretty clean, so that would probably work. Standard epoxy, mix it up, apply with a q-tip?

14-August-04, 03:35 PM		#1 (permalink)
Cyno01 Apex Tech God	Flush plexi mounting? So i've got a big piece of plexi, and an x-box case and a monitor casing with some holes in em. The plastic in both my xbox and the monitor are pretty think, maybe 3/16". What would be the best way to mount the plexi in the hole, instead of behind? Some sort of caulk or glue? I'm thinkin silicone RTV or something, but i want it to look clean. Any ideas?

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14-August-04, 03:49 PM		#2 (permalink)
Lunamods Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	A clear epoxy would be the best bet to get a consistent look that will blend in with the look of the plexi. If you use it well you could make it pretty hard to see the joint