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[blackcat4866]

I'm glad it worked for you. It's acronym on the paperwork is SPC or LPC depending on the size of the clip. =^..^=

[blackcat4866]

Hi Blackcat

The universal multi-use paperclip is a fantastic idea ...I used it yesterday, and to secure it to the flag I used instant light activated super glue 5 Second Fix As Seen On TV UV Gluel Light Repair Tool Liquid Plastic Weld Pen | eBay . This seems to work well and the advantage is you can hold something in place and instantly bond it.


Thanks

I have a bunch of these (Lazer Bond 3 Second Fix - UV Light Repair Tool Liquid Plastic Weld Quick Welder | eBay I was quite disappointed with. it seems to adhere at first, instantly, but later on just falls off. I'll have to try the one you mentioned.

Overall I've had much better results with house brand 5 minute epoxy.
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[Geo]

I have a bunch of these (Lazer Bond 3 Second Fix - UV Light Repair Tool Liquid Plastic Weld Quick Welder | eBay I was quite disappointed with. it seems to adhere at first, instantly, but later on just falls off. I'll have to try the one you mentioned.

Overall I've had much better results with house brand 5 minute epoxy.
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I use the UV just to set the broken piece/part in place , then follow up with the 5 minute epoxy and if appropriate , LPC or SPC whole or piece beaded in the epoxy for reinforcement.

[Tonerbreath]

Oh yeah, I've been down that road. Take a look at the exit sensor flag. At 1.5M you'll have a very noticeable flat spot on the top surface of the flag.

I went down that same road. I replaced the bridge sensors, flags, rollers, bushings, one-way bearings ... and none of it made any difference. Do I have a photo?:

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Thanks for the post. Flag was worn just as you said. Picture tells the story

[blackcat4866]

I'm glad it worked for you. =^..^=