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[Tubby10]

We are moving house.

My daughter knocked over my first stag that I stalked independently with a close friend and then another out of the goodness of their own heart boiled and bleached.

It had previously resided above a fire place and was wonderful token of a brutal day out. With manual extraction in inclement weather.

Any suggestions about what to do would be appreciated.

 

[Sealgair nam fiadh]

Used superglue in the past, works a treat

 

[Dunwaters]

As above, super glue it back together, it sets clear.

 

[Woodsmoke]

Another vote for superglue

 

[csl]

Another vote for superglue

And another one.

Superglue requires water to set so if the skull is very old then moisten it slightly and it should speed up the setting.

 

[Pete6.5]

I find the two part glue that kitchen fitters use great it's looks like super glue but you spay a activator on one side and it sets in seconds so it's Kwik to put the bits back together and very strong

 

[Tubby10]

Many thanks, super glue it is.

 

[Woodsmoke]

If you can hold the parts together with one hand, or support them in some way, a few drops on the reverse side should mean the repair is practically hidden. let us see how you get on?

 

[Tubby10]

Super glue works

 

[Woodsmoke]

You've made a pretty good job of that. Looks good as new