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There is no reliable way to repair PE with glue, epoxy or otherwise.
The only way to repair it that will last is to melt it together. A soldering iron may work on thin pieces but to get adequate penetration in the kind of thickness I think we are talking here, you need more heat. A heat gun with a funnel output or a plastic welding gun (preferred) is needed. Ron |
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