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| cmoses:
--- Quote from: javeryh on September 20, 2008, 07:43:53 pm ---I'd use a glue gun. --- End quote --- Best to just shoot the glue in the slot and push in the T-Molding, then let it set? As far as using masking tape, is one piece enough or do we need to do more? The T-Molding goes in, a little resistance, holds ok on straight areas, just mostly at corners. |
| somunny:
--- Quote from: cmoses on September 21, 2008, 11:46:32 pm --- --- Quote from: javeryh on September 20, 2008, 07:43:53 pm ---I'd use a glue gun. --- End quote --- Best to just shoot the glue in the slot and push in the T-Molding, then let it set? As far as using masking tape, is one piece enough or do we need to do more? The T-Molding goes in, a little resistance, holds ok on straight areas, just mostly at corners. --- End quote --- Yeah, load it in there but be quick about it as hot glue sets up fast, fast, fast. |
| leapinlew:
I thought about using glue, and I was concerned about replacing the t-molding if it got nicked up or something. I'm sure it would work though. |
| shmokes:
That's what's so great about hot glue. It holds it well enough, but if you need to you can pull the t-molding out, as well as all the glue, with little trouble. |
| pinballwizard79:
I had this problem once To remedy the situation I filled the groove with tacky glue, then pushed hard on the molding & then ran a really tight strip of blue painters tape from one side to the other.....every inch or two. After it cured all was well. |
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