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Showing results 1 to 7 of 7 Search took 0.00 seconds. Search: Posts Made By: Nemesis Predaking Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 03-31-2013, 11:11 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,254 Posted By Nemesis Predaking Re: Repair Thread To small, it'll never hold. Sadly, buy a new one or see if a customizer has a spare. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 03-20-2012, 09:08 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,254 Posted By Nemesis Predaking Re: Repair Thread Sadly, he's right. GPS & Vacuum Metalizing can't be fixed. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 01-09-2012, 09:21 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,254 Posted By Nemesis Predaking Re: Repair Thread Unfortunately, no matter what glue you use (even plastic weld) nothing will make that section strong enough, not to break again. It's too small & to "high stress", due to the ratchet joint. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 11-26-2011, 07:49 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,254 Posted By Nemesis Predaking Re: Repair Thread It looks like the pin was "misfired" into place. Being that the plastic is already stressed, chances are anything you try to do is going to break it totally. It's also such a small part that gluing... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 09-20-2011, 12:11 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,254 Posted By Nemesis Predaking Re: Repair Thread Clear nail polish or future floor polish Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 03-11-2011, 01:38 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,254 Posted By Nemesis Predaking Re: Repair Thread Plasitc Weld, it's a 2 part epoxy. You can find it in the auto section of Walmart. It's a purple package. Sand down the section you want to glue with no less then 180 grit & have a sharp hobby knife... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 02-20-2008, 02:14 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,254 Posted By Nemesis Predaking Re: Repair Thread Isopropyl Alcohol will not rust any screws, I use 99% to strip all my part & I've never had rusting them. However rinse the part off after but remove the screws first or they will rust. Showing results 1 to 7 of 7   Forum Jump User Control Panel Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home Transformers Discussion     Transformers General Discussion     Canadian Transformers News     Transformers Collections Spotlight     Transformers Feedback and Reviews         Transformers Video Reviews     Canadian Transformers Sightings     International Transformers News     Transformers Customs and Artwork     TFcon Discussion Cybertron.ca Marketplace     Items For Sale or Trade     Wanted Items     Buy/Sell/Trade Feedback     Transformers On Ebay Off Topic     General Discussion     Canadian Action Figure News         Canadian Action Figure Discussion and Toy Sightings     Tech Support Forum and Site Rules     Cybertron.ca Supporters Lounge

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