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??
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??
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.
Lay the adhesive down, screw the metal down on top of it, and wipe away any excess before letting it dry overnight. 
