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[idnative1948]

This morning I was skinning out the skull cap from a little whitetail I took last week. One of the grands thought a hatrack would be cool for his bedroom. All went well until I got in a hurry. End result I snapped the skull cap between the antlers. Is there any glue/epoxy that works on bone? Just need to hold it together long enough to to pour and form a plaster base underneath.

 

[Jape]

I did the exact same thing on a mule deer skull cap I was working on for my son and used the epoxy at the link below. It worked great.

J-B Weld 25 ml ClearWeld Quick-Set Epoxy Syringe-50112 - The Home Depot

Provide a strong and lasting bond on most surfaces including tile, most plastics, ceramic and glass with J-B Weld ClearWeld Quick-Set Epoxy Syringe.

www.homedepot.com

 

[MThuntr]

I used basic JB weld to hold things together on a dink I shot with my muzzleloader a few years ago. Definitely not recommended. They make an epoxy in a syringe or use Gorilla Glue

EDIT: MTNhuntr beat me to it. That Clear Weld should work

 

[Bambistew]

Make sure to clean/degrease or it won't stick.

 

[Festus]

Have used bondo on caribou skull cap that had to be split for transport

 

[Gr8bawana]

I have used plain old 2 part epoxy to repair the same exact break. It's still holding 5 years later.

 

[KipCarson]

As long as the bone is dry just about any 2 part epoxy or bondo will bond to bone if it’s not moved until it’s set.