Damn tree popped out of no where.
11-17-2010, 09:05 AM
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Damn tree popped out of no where.
Soo i was talking on the cell phone and BAM!!! i backed into a tree lol broke the tail light no or other damage want to advance to Melt cases how would i go about that?
11-17-2010, 09:10 AM
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What im looking for is a design to something like this.... I want to weld melt cases for my back taillights. if you can understand this diesel
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I want a melt casing for my taillights? how is that hard to understand? going to go to round taillights? lol idk how this is confusing
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no what he wants to do is melt the plastic back together thus "welding" the plastic. Honestly... don't know how this would work on the hard plastic of the lights. I have seen it done on much softer plastic and it worked decently. They have industrial grade glue that will do the same thing that you are trying to do.
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no what he wants to do is melt the plastic back together thus "welding" the plastic. Honestly... don't know how this would work on the hard plastic of the lights. I have seen it done on much softer plastic and it worked decently. They have industrial grade glue that will do the same thing that you are trying to do.
