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    Help on Visor repairs

    OK- So most of you will say "just buy another one"- but these are HARD to find and are 250+ shipping IF you can find one.

    I have a rear window visor OEM for my accord wagon. I got it with a crack in it and I am sure I can make something work to fix it but..... Does anyone know a GOOD way to fix this thing? Maybe a write up somewhere or something? I have searched and googled my a55 off trying to find a DIY or repair guide. Any help is greatly appreciated.
    WAGONS

    94 ce1- f22b DOHC auto swap, ROH 11.1" 99 cl brakes, rear disk swap, dual plenums, aem cai, tein ss, OEM stanley one piecers, OEM stanley yellow fogs, OEM 96 Oddy roof rack, Yakima basketcase, some wheels, some tires.... etc.

    #2

    Fast setting epoxy in an easy to use 2-part dispensing syringe
    Better choice than super glues for bonding parts with larger gaps
    Can be drilled, machined, filed and painted<--this is the great part of it, drys rock hard
    Resists most liquids including fuels and solvents
    Cream appearance
    Sets in 5 minutes
    Permanent strength - up to 3500 PSI
    Temperature range - 51degrees C to 121 degrees C (-60 degrees F to 250 degrees F)
    Bonds most plastic, interior trim, fills cracks, plastic to vinyl, ABS, acrylic, fiberglass, glass, PVC, steel, styrene, vinyl, wood

    Permatex PremaPoxy, Plastic Weld, 5 mins drying time, item #84125

    I used to fix 2 cracks in my dash bezel.
    Cracked my dash around the headunit area, worked good for that.

    I purchased it at Canadian Tire, in Canada obviously... But I`m sure you can find it somewhere. Google it
    Last edited by DanCan; 01-25-2013, 11:14 AM.

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      #3
      Originally posted by DanCan View Post

      Fast setting epoxy in an easy to use 2-part dispensing syringe
      Better choice than super glues for bonding parts with larger gaps
      Can be drilled, machined, filed and painted<--this is the great part of it, drys rock hard
      Resists most liquids including fuels and solvents
      Cream appearance
      Sets in 5 minutes
      Permanent strength - up to 3500 PSI
      Temperature range - 51degrees C to 121 degrees C (-60 degrees F to 250 degrees F)
      Bonds most plastic, interior trim, fills cracks, plastic to vinyl, ABS, acrylic, fiberglass, glass, PVC, steel, styrene, vinyl, wood

      Permatex PremaPoxy, Plastic Weld, 5 mins drying time, item #84125

      I used to fix 2 cracks in my dash bezel.
      Cracked my dash around the headunit area, worked good for that.

      I purchased it at Canadian Tire, in Canada obviously... But I`m sure you can find it somewhere. Google it

      YUP.... That's almost identical to what I used. I have to clean it up some....but it worked GREAT... driving it like that for a week now. Thanks for replying.
      WAGONS

      94 ce1- f22b DOHC auto swap, ROH 11.1" 99 cl brakes, rear disk swap, dual plenums, aem cai, tein ss, OEM stanley one piecers, OEM stanley yellow fogs, OEM 96 Oddy roof rack, Yakima basketcase, some wheels, some tires.... etc.

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