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Hi. I work at the Museum of Design in Plastics and we are putting together a loan box for the different plastics manufacturing techniques. We would like to include some samples of raw plastic pellets but we do not want them to be eaten or lost! We have experimented with petri dishes and sealing them shut with both gorilla glue and tape. However, the glue looks messy and with the tape we have found that we can still get into the pots. We have got hold of some medical pots with a tamper-proof seal but these can also be opened. Does anyone have any experience of sealing small pots shut permanently and if so, can you recommend what we might try/use? Any advice gratefully appreciated and thank you in advance. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + GEM list: Contact the list owner for assistance at [log in to unmask] Anyone can join for free at any time by sending this message to [log in to unmask]: Join GEM Firstname Secondname Include only the text above, without email signature etc. The title of the email doesn’t matter. Send it to [log in to unmask] If you are going on holiday or have an out of office message for some other reason, you can send this message: Set GEM nomail When you get back: Set GEM mail You don’t 'miss' any messages by doing this as they are all available via main GEM list web page as above. Finally, if you need to change your email address, but stay subscribed to GEM, just send your new email address like this: CHANGE GEM [log in to unmask] + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +