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    1. 01-21-2013, 02:17 PM #1
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      My console is broken where the lid attaches. Does anybody have a fix? Thanks!
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      Try this thread

      http://vb.foureyedpride.com/showthread.php?t=123649
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      JB Quick Weld A piece of sheetmetal to the underside. This provides the structural integrity. Drill holes for speed nuts. You can build up thickness on the top side with the JB Weld. Block sand flush with top surface. Finish as desired. Slide speed nuts on and you're finished.
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      Quote Originally Posted by wgt500 View Post
      JB Quick Weld A piece of sheetmetal to the underside. This provides the structural integrity. Drill holes for speed nuts. You can build up thickness on the top side with the JB Weld. Block sand flush with top surface. Finish as desired. Slide speed nuts on and you're finished.
      Gonna try this week on my broken console. Thanks wgt500 for the tip.
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