My fiance bough a magnet while in Skopje a couple years ago, and it broke. Can anyone help with finding a replacement?

My fiance bough a magnet while in Skopje a couple years ago, and it broke. Can anyone help with finding a replacement?

Posted Aug 18, 2015, 6:13 PM UTC

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budna•

Honestly, that looks like it could be easily glued back together.

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Rectifier15OP•

Going to try, I am getting some clear epoxy to try to put it back together. I will let you guys know how it goes.

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Beta-7•

There's a souvenir shop next to the memorial house of mother Teresa. Your best bet would be to check there.

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Rectifier15OP•

Probably should have mentioned this before, but I am currently in the US. Looks like they may have a website, so I will take a look later. Thanks!

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Beta-7•

Is that urgent? I like close-ish to the shop, i could check it out for you if you need it ASAP.

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Rectifier15OP•

If you guys have any luck that would be awesome. It is not super urgent, but I would love to be able to go back to her and tell her we found one!

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Beta-7•

Alright. I'll check it out when i go there. Is there anything on the back side or is it just flat?

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DTCHold•

I will try to find one like that this afternoon

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Rectifier15OP•

In a perfect world it would be the same one. I have had very little luck finding anything online.

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Friki1•

i think glue will fix it

edit: hello there fellow fridge magnet collector :D i suggested glue because i also have a similar problem right now and will try the glue option as well

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k0vach•

We have scores of magnets from all over the world, and they fall off the fridge and break constantly. Let me tell you, superglue always works :) If you're worried superglue will not hold forever, you can glue a small flat piece of anything as support on the back side of the magnet, half on one broken piece, half on the other...

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