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![]() I have a broken collection cup for my skimmer, there is a hole about 1/2" by 1/2".
Any ideas how to patch it? I was wondering if I duct taped the outside, if there is anything I could pour into it that would fill the hole then harden? Then when I took the duct tape off, it would be water proof. The missing chunk of plastic is right on the curved bottom of the cup, so I can't just silicon or weld-on an acylic patch unfortunately. |
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![]() You should be able to easily form a small strip of 1/8" acrylic and weld-on that to the cup. Or duct tape works
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![]() If I had a heat gun and made a 1"x1" piece of acrylic, heat it up so it bent around the curve, then used weld-on, that might just work.
Will have to find out how much a heat gun costs then, unless there is some other method to heat up acrylic? Can you boil it or something like that? All I have handy is 1/4" inch acrylic too. |
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![]() You can pick up 1/8" thick acrylic at home depot. A small 8.5x11 sheet is about $5 IIRC.
You can heat acrylic with a lighter if you really want.
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![]() I will give that a try, thanks.
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![]() Put it in an electric frying pan on top of a peice of papertowel but make sure you watch it that the papertowel doesn't catch fire
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