Yep, I know. I was like, “Oh no—that’s my effort, my build, and it just got ruined.” It really hurts.
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Sorry to hear that but I think it can be fixed by T7000 or T8000.
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I’ll note this. I hope it will be available in some of our online store here in Philippines.
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B-7000 is where it at!
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What they said but I also recommend resin glue wth UV light. That’s amazing.
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Found this in our online shop. Checked out, and will use it once it arrived. Thank you!
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I think it would really strong with UV light right? I have a UV light for nails. Would that be the same?
It’s different because you’re using resin. You only light the UV light on it for about 10-20 secs. It’s by far, for me at least personally, better than superglue.
Thank you! 
Ordered the B7000 already and I hope it’s not messy.
You dont have to say sorry for the image!
In my experience, try to use bits of damp tissue/paper mixed with craft glue, attach it to the wooden broken parts. Use clothespins, clips to hold these parts in place whilst it dry out. Sanded them once it dried. This works to bond the parts together, acting as outer shell.
Take your time, we’re here to help in anyway we can! 
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Wow, that’s the first time I’ve heard of this technique! Thanks for sharing—this is such a useful tip for fixing broken wooden parts! As of now, I can use this trick while waiting for the glue that some recommends.
If there’s parts / area that’s too tiny to be sanded, you can carve the dry pieces out using exacto knife. Just make sure your hand is steady! 
Example here is the result of it:
Last thing to do is to repaint it similar to original color (or not 
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Oh ok. Now I understand. I’ll go and check how and if I can do it. I’ll message you for help. Thank you, Aiffah. I appreciate this.
So sorry this happened @Anje_Leonoza_Mira For anything wood related I use Weldbond, it’s a wood glue and very strong. You just need to give it time to dry. I use it for card and paper too. I use superglue for most other materials, except plastics.
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Thank you. I searched it. I found a bigger version from our online store. Is there a mini version of this? It might stock up if I’ll buy the big one.
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Oh I’m glad you found it @Anje_Leonoza_Mira. I use it for every build and love it. I normally buy mine from a hardware store, so maybe you can find a smaller bottle there. I find I go through it though, maybe I glue too much lol.
Also I bought a little bottle to decant it into so it is easier to use for finer jobs. I think you can get them from hobby stores and even Temu I think.
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This is so helpful. Thank you!
I hope you’ve been able to salvage it back to itself former glory. I use B7000…it’s fantastic.
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I will really try my best. Because right now, it’s really broken into little pieces. 
I’m sorry to hear about your Tipsy Restaurant. I hope super glue can help you fix it. I use B7000
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