The offending article
Use normal PVA glue to stick a screw to the glass. Leave until well set.
Apply glue in the relevant places and position with the screw.
When the glue is set, twist the screw to remove and gently pick off the PVA.
Job done.
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Big Jim
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A little trick for re-sticking glazing sheets that have come loose in a coach with a fixed roof.
The offending article
Use normal PVA glue to stick a screw to the glass. Leave until well set.
Apply glue in the relevant places and position with the screw.
When the glue is set, twist the screw to remove and gently pick off the PVA.
Job done.
The offending article
Use normal PVA glue to stick a screw to the glass. Leave until well set.
Apply glue in the relevant places and position with the screw.
When the glue is set, twist the screw to remove and gently pick off the PVA.
Job done.
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What a jolly good idea, I shall be stealing that for future use, lol 
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Love it - more please everyone!
I would share my 'bluetack on a screwdriver' one but I've seen that it action on here already - I am on the lookout for a gripping screwdriver that I saw on James May's 'The Assembler' TV programme - a good watch.
He acquired it off fleabay but said there were limited stocks - looked perfect for many 16mm tasks - especially when you have very 1:1 hands!
I would share my 'bluetack on a screwdriver' one but I've seen that it action on here already - I am on the lookout for a gripping screwdriver that I saw on James May's 'The Assembler' TV programme - a good watch.
He acquired it off fleabay but said there were limited stocks - looked perfect for many 16mm tasks - especially when you have very 1:1 hands!
Where did I put that uncoupler?
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You mean something like this??markoteal:123551 wrote:Love it - more please everyone!
I would share my 'bluetack on a screwdriver' one but I've seen that it action on here already - I am on the lookout for a gripping screwdriver that I saw on James May's 'The Assembler' TV programme - a good watch.
He acquired it off fleabay but said there were limited stocks - looked perfect for many 16mm tasks - especially when you have very 1:1 hands!
http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/screwdrivers/0547969/
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Thats ok, I ordered myself one too earlier as I have been meaning to get one for the last couple of years and kept putting it off, then watching them sell out, but with your inspiration, I now have one coming as wellmarkoteal:123559 wrote:Marvellous - that looks like it- order being submitted as I type
Thats what I love about this forum - someone always can help!
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