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Plesiosaur vert from morocco


Jurassicz1

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I bought this from very trusted sellers. And its pourus or if thats how you spell it. A little piece of it came off. Can i glue it with cyanorylate? (The fossil is from khouribga)20210415_214415.thumb.jpg.4198a4f92257a7c95d4ac0a889ba6f7a.jpg20210415_214424.thumb.jpg.fbdc463a80d5c6bba49f2823d24201c4.jpg20210415_214426.thumb.jpg.ec5abba3da9d24c023c943baed735874.jpg20210415_214445.thumb.jpg.7205d88b6bd6de7353d30fe01b369b63.jpg20210415_214435.thumb.jpg.f4b6157ffcca05fb2a2f9b956df439cd.jpgthis is where the piece came off

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I used a waterproof wood glue when I had to re-attach the spinous process on my Zarafasaura vertebra. But, yeah, as the bone is rather porous it'll suck the glue right up unless you use a greater viscosity.

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if you have thin and thick cyanoacrylates, you can prime the broken surfaces with a bit of thin and let it dry, then use the thicker glue to do the actyual bonding.  Works well.

 

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