Bustanut joker
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:lol: Glad somebody's on their toes..
I meant Philly but Pittsburgh happened. :dribble:
I meant Philly but Pittsburgh happened. :dribble:
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If I were doing this as a business I would consider using a large purpose made vacuum bag. Drop the whole side case in the bag, draw a vacuum on the bag and seal it off. Fred can get any type of sheet/roll heat shrinkable plastic, warp the side case and hose it with a hair dryer or heat gun. Nice tight, even pressure, done just like shrink wrapping a boat for the winter only a lot smaller. Or, put the side case on the floor paint side up, throw a sandbag on it and come back tomorrow....how are you going get even pressure all over the shell to hold it in place? ...
It means that the world, as we know it, is about to explode.....Hell if Ionbeam thought of it, and I thought of it, do you know what this means??
So....when's the next Dusty 100?I'll surely report if the thing ever pops open again, but I have a feeling that this repair is permanent, as in: I'll never get those suckers apart again even if I want to.
That'sa my boy! The Frugal Yankee rules again... One, I already had a roll of the stuff on hand (picking up a theme here?) that I have been using to hold lead balance weights on my wheels. Two, I know this stuff sticks tenaciously, as it is able to hold on those wheel weights in a harsh environment. Three, the tape is almost the exact thickness of the old adhesive globs I found and peeled off of the inner cases. And four, this is actually the exact application that this struff is designed for, sticking plastic trim pieces onto painted panels...I'll surely report if the thing ever pops open again,
Well fowl-feces!!!!! No sooner had I posted up about what a grand job I did with my bag, than I go out to head home from work and find this:
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