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| cmoses:
I am replacing some T-Molding on my project MAME cabinet. The original T-Molding was in pretty bad shape so I took it out and have since restored the cabinet. Now that I am replacing it with new T-Molding it slides into the slot very easy without much resistance. I am not sure if there is a something that I put in there with the T-Molding to make the fit tighter or if I will have to use some glue or adhesive of some type. Can I get some recommendations as to the best way to keep the new T-Molding in place? I was hopping to get some suggestions from people that have run into the same issue. |
| javeryh:
I'd use a glue gun. |
| leapinlew:
I've used masking tape wrapped around the spine and it creates a very tight seal. In really bad t-molding slots I've had to refill them with bondo and recut them. |
| telengard:
I had issues w/ the far ends staying in the slot where they were going around corners. I used a little super glue and they haven't come out since. ~telengard |
| somunny:
--- Quote from: javeryh on September 20, 2008, 07:43:53 pm ---I'd use a glue gun. --- End quote --- I've used this method and it worked for me. --- Quote from: leapinlew on September 20, 2008, 07:55:48 pm ---I've used masking tape wrapped around the spine and it creates a very tight seal. In really bad t-molding slots I've had to refill them with bondo and recut them. --- End quote --- This is also a good idea. Wouldn't have thought of it. Thanks for putting another option out there. :) |
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