Thanks to this boards members I read about how to really repair plastics like case damage/cracks and all. Went to the hobby shop and got some and like the board member said to do, I got a bottle with a tiny opening tip. Again like I read from Superduper I believe, the liquid comes out like a fire hydrant as it's so extremely fine. So after some testing with the output, I got after it. Holding the 1 large broken piece from the edge of my case to the rest of the case, I put as fine of an amount into the seam a few inches at a time. Let each segment dry before moving to the next as I needed to squeeze it real firm to almost completely hide the crack seam. Well I VERY pleased with the results. Only thing I could've done better was even use LESS liquid as I had a lil get to the other side of the crack and that's about the only place you see the seam. I was already planning on repainting the real discolored rear case like I did to m C100 with good results. After that, I'd think you would only know it was badly cracked if I told ya or you saw the inside of the case seam. Like people have said, it is crazy strong as it's a true weld of the orig plastic back together. Can't believe the strength and firmness vs any other 'glue' or crap I've used around the house.
Before
After - The slight white/lighter color at top and bottom of seam where I had too much solvent and it went all the way through. After repaint it should be great.
Before
After - The slight white/lighter color at top and bottom of seam where I had too much solvent and it went all the way through. After repaint it should be great.
We have some great friends here. Some with great minds. But not enough with both. 
