Broken Door Panels
Safety Car
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 3,783
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From: Northern California
I used the Zip Tie method for that same repair.
I drilled two holes on the top edge and one hole in the rib then, I inserted a zip tie and snugged it down.
Use a thick zip tie, (minimum 8" long) or it won't be strong enough. Also, don't pull to hard since the plastic might be brittle and break apart.
I drilled two holes on the top edge and one hole in the rib then, I inserted a zip tie and snugged it down.
Use a thick zip tie, (minimum 8" long) or it won't be strong enough. Also, don't pull to hard since the plastic might be brittle and break apart.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 6,018
Likes: 565
From: Conroe Texas
i have had good luck with a soldering gun on high heat and a piece of similar plastic. heat up both pieces and stick in the fill piece and it will melt together just like soldering, just doesn't flow like solder. just heat, melt, fill, move. repeat.
