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JimmieS	04/04/2018 20:38:30
310 forum posts 1 photos	The plastic 'rose head' disc on our kitchen mixer tap has come off. Any one suggest a suitable glue to reattach it? Jim
Jeff Dayman	04/04/2018 22:17:07
2356 forum posts 47 photos	Materials to be glued? Photos of each part? Can likely help but need more info.
John Rudd	04/04/2018 22:32:49
1479 forum posts 1 photos	Superglue/epoxy/contact adhesive/pva/spit....
Brian Sweeting	05/04/2018 09:25:27
453 forum posts 1 photos	Thought they were normally screwed on, check inside the spout.
JimmieS	05/04/2018 22:15:25
310 forum posts 1 photos	The tap spout end consists of the plastic rose with a smaller diameter flexible tube which is a posh fit into the rear of the rose.
Jeff Dayman	12/04/2018 16:03:53
2356 forum posts 47 photos	Where's it broken? Can't see a break. Can we see the broken pieces apart (or the other part to be glued)? Not enough info so far to be able to offer any suggestions. Don't know what you mean by a posh fit, and only guessing what you mean by a "rose", that is, maybe it's the bigger diameter end of the part with multiple passages as shown in your photo. Maybe your terminology is 100% clear locally where you live, but it isn't clear to me. I've been designing valves and plumbing components at different times for several different fluid handling firms in North America for many years, so I can probably help, but need clear info to do so. Edited By Jeff Dayman on 12/04/2018 16:08:05
Neil Wyatt	12/04/2018 18:35:16
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	They are usually a push fit, but sometimes screw in. I have seen push in ones pop out before. Do you know the manufacturer? P.S. the part is a 'tap aerator' www.tapsandsinksonline.co.uk/?s=aerator&post_type=product Edited By Neil Wyatt on 12/04/2018 18:36:48

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