super-gluing a flag holder

>>1181895
No, super glue has shitty shear strength.

You'd find it easier screwing the bracket to a wooden post, then securing the post with something like grab adhesive or some sort of quick clamp if feasible

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>>1181895
i should add, the brace is plastic, not aluminum.

>>1181901
wow, so screw into a block of wood and clamp it to the siding? it's going on a post essentially, my house has these railings on the second floor porch

>>1181903
If you don't want to screw it into any existing external stuff. The post just makes it easy to strap/glue/attach to other shit and allows more of an area to fix to stuff

just use some suction hooks or temp adhesive hooks to hang it up on the door/somewhere if you're not going to do it right

>>1181895
don't use super glue, use a proper adhesive or epoxy.

>>1181895
If you are not going to do it right the first time, don't even fuckin do it at all.

>>1182057
what's the most durable strongest holding adhesive or epoxy you recommend?

>>1182474
Loctite makes decent stuff.
Can be had for cheap also. Lowes/Home Depot for $6 or less

>>1182477
so is super glue the best substance? are there other industrial adhesives? with high shear strength?

>>1182609
troll detected

Just hire a Mexican to hold it. It'll also teach them about patriotism.