How do you glue the plastic that water bottles are made of ?

Hi Melody, Here is a little article that might help. Depending on what type of plastic each is, will determine what glue works best. Hope it helps... https://www.wikihow.com/Glue-Plastic

Here's a post that might help you -

Hi Melody, hope this helps you out,

Loctite® Plastics Bonding System is a two-part cyanoacrylate adhesive that sets in seconds and develops tremendous strength with just one drop. The activator primes hard-to-bond surfaces such as polypropylene and polyethylene. Loctite® Super Glue Plastics Bonding System dries clear and sets without clamping.

Superglue made by Loctite should work.

Go to the craft section of Michaels or a Model store. [ the store that has model airplanes, cars, boats etc.] They sell CA glue which should work on the bottles.

Perhaps this information will help:

https://www.acplasticsinc.com/informationcenter/r/the-best-adhesives-for-plastics

It would depend on what you want to glue to it but you will probably need an epoxy that you mix to activate. Check at a hobby store for your best option.

You can use low temp hot glue.

Super glue. E6000. Two part epoxy

Hi! My go to is E6000. Works on everything! Good luck!

Hi Melody, here's a handy site I always use to figure out what glue will work on what surface https://www.thistothat.com/

superglue works great with plastics! E6000 is another fantastic one. Love super 77 spray adhesive as well.

try E6000 it works on everything. Or Gorilla Glue

Hello,

Have you thought to try fusing it by using heat of some sort! Maybe Iron, heat gun etc.

Not tried it myself but it will melt in an oven! What are you trying to make?

For these, the best glue is a poly cement such as Loctite Plastic Bonder.

An epoxy, two part glue will work

Polyethylene and polypropylene plastics are used in a number of packaging, shipping and production products, including plumbing fittings, bottles and automotive parts. These plastics are designed to take a beating and are generally chemically resistant. According to the Ridout Plastics Company, such chemically resistant materials cannot be glued, since the chemicals in the glue have no effect on the plastics. However, some model suppliers, hardware and home improvement stores or Internet retailers sell liquid plastic adhesive and primer that may be able to bond these plastics.

Would E 6000 work for your project?

https://www.amazon.com/E6000-237032-Craft-Adhesive-Clear/dp/B004BPHQWU

perhaps checking out reviews and Q&A will help you decide if it might be suitable for your needs.

Super glue?

Gorilla glue stick should work

I have found that CA glue (often called super glue) works well on everything.

Hi! Have you tried E6000 glue? It works great! Good luck!

Did you try E6000? I use it for everything!

Hello again, Could you use Coloured Gaffer Tape. Quite a few Bright Colours. Maybe Use them as Part of the Design... ?

Another vote for E6000.