Another thanks to FX!!!
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Another thanks to FX!!!
Yup, the FX guys helped me out YET AGAIN (sorry to be a constant pain in the *** guys) by fixing my GIANT MISTAKE OF CUTTING A TRAP DOOR.
I will listen to everybody next time and not get so far over my head and up my ***.
I bought some Liquid Nails, I have the screws, now I need to grab a 1/8 drill bit, drill the holes, and no more fumes for me
Also, for the Liquid Nails, can I apply it now and wait for it to dry, then put the metal on, or will that not work??
I will listen to everybody next time and not get so far over my head and up my ***.
I bought some Liquid Nails, I have the screws, now I need to grab a 1/8 drill bit, drill the holes, and no more fumes for me
Also, for the Liquid Nails, can I apply it now and wait for it to dry, then put the metal on, or will that not work??
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Originally Posted by Ragingwolf51
Yup, the FX guys helped me out YET AGAIN (sorry to be a constant pain in the *** guys) by fixing my GIANT MISTAKE OF CUTTING A TRAP DOOR.
I will listen to everybody next time and not get so far over my head and up my ***.
I bought some Liquid Nails, I have the screws, now I need to grab a 1/8 drill bit, drill the holes, and no more fumes for me
Also, for the Liquid Nails, can I apply it now and wait for it to dry, then put the metal on, or will that not work??
I will listen to everybody next time and not get so far over my head and up my ***.
I bought some Liquid Nails, I have the screws, now I need to grab a 1/8 drill bit, drill the holes, and no more fumes for me
Also, for the Liquid Nails, can I apply it now and wait for it to dry, then put the metal on, or will that not work??
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Lol I recomended panel bond adhesive for a permanent re-attatchment, 3M semi-rigid seam-sealer for a semi-permanent attatchment, and the liquid nails for the $5 fix. Lay the adhesive down, screw the metal down on top of it, and wipe away any excess before letting it dry overnight.