Repairing Solo HD Beats by Dr. Dre Headband: Best Glue & Techniques for Broken Plastic

Well, my great headphones broke - Solo HD Beats by Dr. Dre. This fracture takes place in the middle of the headband and I don't really know how to get down to it to repair these headphones. I will add that the plastic broke at the bottom and went apart, and from the top there is only a visible line. What kind of glue should be used so that it sticks well?

The worst thing is that the headband did not fall apart just as if it broke at the bottom and there is only a line at the top. An additional difficulty is that there is a cable in the headband connecting one earphone to the other. The gap is also very small so the glue can only be delivered with a syringe. In addition, from the bottom of the headband there is a "lining" - the material and I do not know if it can be removed somehow. I think that the best solution will be if I glue the headband with epoxy glue because nothing more will probably sculpt :(

If you have any idea or know someone who would be able to fix it professionally, I would be grateful

PS. it's a pity for the headphones worth 600 zlotys because they sounded beautifully and I would not exchange for any other

Approx. Thanks

I will say so much, a colleague can prepare money ... It was not possible to fix it. I bought epoxy resin and carefully brought the glued surface to order. In addition, under the lining, I found that the headband is divided lengthwise into as if three zones. In the middle there is a cable that connects the headphones. On the sides I put copper wires and stuck an aluminum plate on it. I poured the whole thing with epoxy resin and waited 2 days, I took it apart today and put it on my head slowly, uh ... and it cracked again. Additionally, the cable was broken. The headphones are playing but are useless. :(


Thanks for your help ... always something

Well, I prefer to buy an aluminum headband, cut out, leave only the headphones and make the headband of the plate, because there is nothing to stick

string? no ... stiffened with two layers of cardboard on both sides and tied with threads and taped

Headphones, as well as most electronic equipment, have housings and elements made of plastics that cannot be glued together with ordinary adhesives. Even the epoxy ones, which, contrary to popular belief, do not stick everything together. This is a deliberate procedure intended to discourage repairs.
First you need to check what kind of material it is (PE, PP, PTFE, PAC) and choose an adhesive for it. The marking of the type of plastic is usually embossed somewhere in a less visible part of the element. Usually it is PE or PP (which means the same adhesive). Search with Technicol or Loctite.

In my opinion, gluing will not do anything anymore. I have to make a new headband. Metal. So, do you know any flexible steel that can be bent into a headband and which will be flexible?