My father always says "buy cheap, buy often" but my alternative saying is "Buy cheap, fix often". I have had this belt for over a year, and I've use it everyday. and I really didn't want to say R.I.P. just yet so I planed to fix it. here is a way to easily fix any belt with this specific problem.

Step 1: Supplies

All that is needed i to pieces of scrap wood, wood clams, epoxy, and a Popsicle stick to mix the epoxy. the reason for the wood is so you apply the same amount of force to each side.

Step 2: Mix It Up (my Renderation to Bob Marley's "stir It Up")

but anyways mix the epoxy up on the surface of something. ( I used the back of the clamp's packaging)
then apply to newly mixed glue to the inside of the 2 belt pieces. try to get as close to the edge to where it starts to peel as possible. Give the MAIN side a evenly spread of epoxy. Make sure NOT to fill in any holes! Then gently lay the feltish side down so the holes match the Main piece.

Step 3: The Wood

now take one piece of wood and rest the belt (together) on it. then cover the other piece of wood and lay it on top of the belt and other piece of wood the take your clamp and clamp the middle of it with the bigger clamp then attach the other smaller clamps in various places. then let it set for a few hours or so.

Step 4: Finished

soon you will have fixed belt. I fixed my belt 5min. before I posted in on this site so I really don't have a "finished product" to show but I do have my original belt's brother and I also wanted to show off what star wars fan I am and show more of my belt buckles. :)