Looking For Freezer Proof Glue

[Vagus]

A bit of one of the flap down fronts on one of our upright freezer shelves has a bit broken off, making the flap unusable. I'm looking for a recommendation for a superglue type glue which is feeezer proof. 
Been looking online and think I've found one which may do the job but thought I'd ask here before I order it.

Any suggestions? Thank you.

[barry1010]

Epoxy glue will do the job. 

[Vagus]

Sorry so late getting back to you Barry, thank you.

OH ordered something and it came earlier, looks as if it's made for the job so we'll see.

[barry1010]

Fingers crossed!

[choux]

I think one should use a thin spatula to apply epoxy resins thus obviating the crossing of fingers...

[Vagus]

Ha ha choux, I'm leaving it to OH, he can glue his own fingers together, im having nothing to do with it (I perhaps should though, as it was me who broke the thing 🙄)

Every time I open the freezer I have a feeling something will fall out and concuss me, I already have a turkey toe when a frozen turkey attacked me, leaving me with a broken toe...I'm strong, I survived!

it's not pastry week on Bake-off this week so I can't say I'll be thinking of you and your choux delights (but I will 😘) xx

[choux]

Bless you, Vagus x

[Vagus]

So far so good Barry, it's back in situ and holding up.

Funny thing is, this glue OH ordered which purports to do all plastics, under all conditions, won't work on a small toy helicopter blade.

[barry1010]

I'm pleased it is a toy helicopter and not a real one you are trying to glue together. 

At least your freezer is sorted. 

[Vagus]

Hmmm, maybe we'll ask the raf if they have a suggestion for helicopter blade repair 😁