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    I was recently in a situation that is near and (unfortuantely not) dear to the hearts of razor restorers - cracked celluloid scales. I tried all kinds of glues including CA - all with unsatisfactory results. I then created my own formulation for a celluloid glue, which is approximately 1 part fragmented celluloid bits to 2 parts pure acetone. Believe it or not it worked like a charm. I think I'm gonna call it: AcetoCellulotic Goop. If, that is, I invented it. If not, I'll call it whatever it's supposed to be called. Has anyone out there ever used this formulation or anything close to it?

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    Celluloid, AKA cellulose nitrate and camphor, check out section 3 of the MSDS for Duco brand cement. You have made home-made cement.

    Duco Cement, 14445, MSDS

    Your method of mixing at home may be a good way to get the proper color match for the repairs. I have never thought of that way, till now. Thanks for the thought provoking post.

    Charlie
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