My nephew snapped the hard/white plastic shaft that the wheel mounts on my
T2. Cannot get a reply from Thrustmaster about part pricing.
Anyone know what epoxy (or other substance) that I need to get to glue the
parts back together?
TIA,
Chris Squier (squierac)
BTW - Thanks for the coat-hanger/socket trick for the pedal springs, worked
like a charm!
I a strange suggestion for what kind of adhesive to use. I would recommend the
stuff that dentists use to repair dentures. I have used the stuff to fix a
dash on my Vette. I thought it was a little strange, but it works. The stuff
is not all that cheap, about $40.
matt
> Anyone know what epoxy (or other substance) that I need to get to glue the
> parts back together?
> TIA,
> Chris Squier (squierac)
> BTW - Thanks for the coat-hanger/socket trick for the pedal springs, worked
> like a charm!
Thanks Matt,
I was thinking of visiting my local body shop / repair center. The plastic
seems to be the same type used in some autos for mounting clips & other
formed pieces.
Will check out my local dentist.
Chris
>matt
>> My nephew snapped the hard/white plastic shaft that the wheel mounts on
my
>> T2. Cannot get a reply from Thrustmaster about part pricing.
>> Anyone know what epoxy (or other substance) that I need to get to glue
the
>> parts back together?
>> TIA,
>> Chris Squier (squierac)
>> BTW - Thanks for the coat-hanger/socket trick for the pedal springs,
worked
>> like a charm!
>Anyone know what epoxy (or other substance) that I need to get to glue the
>parts back together?
>TIA,
>Chris Squier (squierac)
>BTW - Thanks for the coat-hanger/socket trick for the pedal springs, worked
>like a charm!
Thanks,
Alan
Thanks Alan, email has been sent, looking forward to hearing back!
Chris
>Thanks,
>Alan
