I had a night of trawling the web looking for something to repair a couple of ripped rubber seals in my Z3.
I came across this stuff and it looks very impressive.
Has anyone any first hand experience of using it?
http://sugru.com/about
Has anyone tried this? (SUGRU)
Has anyone tried this? (SUGRU)
Designed or not designed, that is the question.
- BladeRunner919
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Re: Has anyone tried this? (SUGRU)
I haven't, but in a strange coincidence this is the second time I've heard it mentioned in two days, having never heard of it before. I work in publishing and we were contacted by the manufacturer to see if we'd feature it. If you do try it, I'd be interested to hear how it works out.
- Southernboy
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Re: Has anyone tried this? (SUGRU)
Nice find Stephen !! Looks like the sort of stuff for sealing soft tops,etc etc...
Re: Has anyone tried this? (SUGRU)
I can imagine all sorts of Z3 applications here
Designed or not designed, that is the question.
Re: Has anyone tried this? (SUGRU)
I used it to repair a car key fob a couple of years back. still good to this day and it gets a lot of movement in and out of pockets, ignition. Very impressed it was easy to shape, smooth etc. I have also used it to make a dash part for a starter button.
Have used it for lots of stuff around the house.
Gets my vote.
Moray
Have used it for lots of stuff around the house.
Gets my vote.
Moray
Re: Has anyone tried this? (SUGRU)
Mcjazz wrote:Very impressed it was easy to shape, smooth etc. I have also used it to make a dash part for a starter button.
Whoomp, there it is!
Dash parts
Thanks Moray
Designed or not designed, that is the question.