Putty

Iamghey · Dec 20, 2001

Here's a thought, using modeling putty to fill in the laser lock.
Some advantages:
Much easier to work with than super glue
Can be removed
Not conductive
Non-flammable <-the kind that I bought

Sonny · Dec 20, 2001

Cool idea

The Tamiya 2 part putty would be a good product for this if you want a permanent mod. Just twist equal parts, like clay, then rubb it in with your thumb. After a few they harden & your all set.

Iamghey · Dec 20, 2001

hey! that's the kind I got!

nikhsub1 · Dec 20, 2001

Use silicone thermal paste! Removable, non conductive and proven.

Sonny · Dec 21, 2001

Iamghey said:
hey! that's the kind I got!

Can I have some? The modeling shops here are starting to close down & none of them have it anymore

Be a pal would ya? It's christmass & all

Iamghey · Dec 22, 2001

Have you tried your local hardware stores? They should carry woodwork putty.

Sonny · Dec 22, 2001

Iamghey said:
Have you tried your local hardware stores? They should carry woodwork putty.

I have been looking at that material, since I just used some to fix then paint the door I kicked down in the house, but it seems to absorb any kind of moisture even after drying so it's a no no. Don't worry about me bud :beer:

I was just playin'

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