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Sled repair


aquafang

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Get a good soldering iron and some heavy black plastic like from the black barrels or whatever you can find and “plastic weld” melt a patch of new plastic into the crack. The fiberglass, epoxy or other glue craap will not bond to that type of plastic for long, trust me. I worked in fiberglass and plastics for years! Once the area starts to flex when pulling the sled, it will pop right off or pop off shortly. wink

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Get a good soldering iron and some heavy black plastic like from the black barrels or whatever you can find and “plastic weld” melt a patch of new plastic into the crack. The fiberglass, epoxy or other glue craap will not bond to that type of plastic for long, trust me. I worked in fiberglass and plastics for years! Once the area starts to flex when pulling the sled, it will pop right off or pop off shortly. wink

I have been using this golf shaft epoxy on anything and every thing. It's amazing what it does.

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