--- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Eddie Stakes" <eddiestakes@xxxx> wrote: > Yup, I understand about fixing things. I had a nice pair od "American" > emblems here and one broke in 1/2, it didn't help this 38 year old piece > that a 28 month old boy was bopping his little brother with it. So I tried > JB Weld from behind, didn't work, so mixed it with Super Glue and held > rather well....so far, now just have to keep them out of reach of little > hands.... > Eddie Stakes > > > I just asked my son who made the repo spacers, he said Kennedy. I checked > their catalog and he was mistaken. He miss took another part for the spacer. > Eddie being disabled/retired I have time to repair these little things if I > can. There is a 2 part plastic epoxy called the Plastic Welding System I > have used sucessfully on all types of interior plastic's. My father always > said I fixed things that other people thew away. "Doc" > > Just finished the last part of the glueing and sanding on the 3 spoke steering wheel spacer and primed it. A lot of advanced model builders use an old food dehydrator to cure glue, primer & paint rapidly. I got one and the spacer is now cooking over night, tomorrow it will get a finish sanding and a cote of black paint and will cook for another 3 days, Hopefully saturday I will install the spacer, wheel and all. "Doc"