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Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 1999
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From: sonoma ca
Put some rubber cement around the edges of both halves & secure with a rubber band, after waiting for the cement to dry for a few minutes.
After a while remove the rubber band & the parts shud stay together.
Nice part is you can easily pry them apart to replace batteries, etc. Did mine 2 years ago & still has not come apart.
After a while remove the rubber band & the parts shud stay together.
Nice part is you can easily pry them apart to replace batteries, etc. Did mine 2 years ago & still has not come apart.
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Instructor
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Loves Park Il
Originally Posted by Red Dwarf
Put some rubber cement around the edges of both halves & secure with a rubber band, after waiting for the cement to dry for a few minutes.
After a while remove the rubber band & the parts shud stay together.
Nice part is you can easily pry them apart to replace batteries, etc. Did mine 2 years ago & still has not come apart.
After a while remove the rubber band & the parts shud stay together.
Nice part is you can easily pry them apart to replace batteries, etc. Did mine 2 years ago & still has not come apart.
Race Director
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 13,421
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From: Lake Mary Florida
And the newer style is thicker and held together with screws. But I like the lower profile 93 style with the more pronounced beveled edges.
Black electrical tape works well too and its fairly inconspicuous.
Black electrical tape works well too and its fairly inconspicuous.
