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Mitzdawg
Posted 2006-07-06 8:37 PM (#248498)
Subject: Case Repair Tidbits
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Posts: 766

Location: New Hampsha
Some notes to other bottom feeders about repairing cracked and holed cases:

If you're dealing with a cracked case, use ABS/PVC plumbing cement - it bonds the case plastic very well.
If you have missing material, try some hot melt glue - the higher temp material bonds well, and fills holes pretty nicely.
Krylon makes a great paint for plastics that touches up the scuffs and patches and glue spots. The black works well - I fixed two cases today and they look a zillion times better than when I started.

Just finished reviving the Anniversary dead unit I bought (It came out GREAT!! :cool: !) and I am starting the '93 Collector's replacement top. Cover me - I'm going in! :eek:
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Jeff W.
Posted 2006-07-06 8:41 PM (#248499 - in reply to #248498)
Subject: Re: Case Repair Tidbits


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Posts: 11039

Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub
Good tips.


(y'all beware of auctions claiming, "OHSC like new"
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tdeej
Posted 2006-07-07 1:32 PM (#248500 - in reply to #248498)
Subject: Re: Case Repair Tidbits


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Posts: 286

Location: North Idaho
I need pointers on replacing the ribbon limiting top opening on an older case. Thanks
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TommyK
Posted 2006-07-08 10:55 AM (#248501 - in reply to #248498)
Subject: Re: Case Repair Tidbits


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January 2006
Posts: 208

Location: Illinois
I suspect by 'Bottom Feeder', you mean someone who would rather fix a broken item rather than toss it and replace with new in order to keep said broken item out of the landfill / backyard or to save money or both. Then call me "Catfish Carp." :p

Good Save Mitzdawg! :D

I've got an aforepostedabout Applause AE33 waitin' in the wings. Between garden work, yard work, auto repair and work-work, I hope to get to it this month. I'm still puzzling :confused: out how to force the belly busted top back to it's proper shape, but I'll get there.

As far as the pending work 'Dawg, "I got your six."
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an4340
Posted 2006-07-08 9:57 PM (#248502 - in reply to #248498)
Subject: Re: Case Repair Tidbits


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Posts: 4389

Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands
Here are three links to case repair.

The best is the third one. Fiberglass very well too.

http://www.ovationfanclub.com/cgi-bin/ubb/non-cgi/ultimatebb.php?ub...

http://www.ovationfanclub.com/cgi-bin/ubb/non-cgi/ultimatebb.php?ub...

http://www.ovationfanclub.com/cgi-bin/ubb/non-cgi/ultimatebb.php?ub...
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