What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

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Originally Posted by trout1105

The repair kit finally arrived so that I could repair my headlight mount that was kindly busted for me when I had my bullbar fitted.


After a few layers of glue and powder

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What glue, what powder?

Thanks

Julian

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Originally Posted by Bohica

What glue, what powder?

Thanks

Julian

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This is what I used thanks to one of our members here that gave me the "Heads Up" about this stuff [thumbsupbig]
Dead easy to use, just put some powder on then then glue and repeat until you have enough material on the job.
There are also lots of youtube clips explaining how to use this.

Q-bond,Qbond Style Plastic Repair Kit, Super Glue & Filler | eBay

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Originally Posted by trout1105

This is what I used thanks to one of our members here that gave me the "Heads Up" about this stuff [thumbsupbig]
Dead easy to use, just put some powder on then then glue and repeat until you have enough material on the job.
There are also lots of youtube clips explaining how to use this.

Q-bond,Qbond Style Plastic Repair Kit, Super Glue & Filler | eBay

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Thanks, I'm aware of rapid Fix, but that's white. It was the black colour that intrigued me.

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Originally Posted by Bohica

Thanks, I'm aware of rapid Fix, but that's white. It was the black colour that intrigued me.

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You get a black and a grey powder in the kit so you can choose which one suits what you are fixing.

Hmm. Nothing as I'm driving a work Toyota around broken hill!
But.
Ordered and had collected a full service kit from roverlord, thanks guys.
Ordered a set of bolts for the XD9000
Ordered leather gaiters for the handbrake and hi/lo stick
Ordered a leather steering wheel wrap
Ordered black on silver wheel centre caps
Ordered some silver 3D raised lettering for the rear door and bonnet
Ordered my ARB colour matched winch bar
Picked my UHF
Now just need to order suspension and I should be about good

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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Hmm. Nothing as I'm driving a work Toyota around broken hill!

Weird , I drove from work up a hill around a broken Toyota




Now just need to order suspension and I should be about good

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Yeah right!!

Lol

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Originally Posted by Bohica

What glue, what powder?

Thanks

Julian

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I've had good results using super glue and baking powder/soda. Heaps cheaper than the professional kits you can buy.

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Originally Posted by kelvo

I've had good results using super glue and baking powder/soda. Heaps cheaper than the professional kits you can buy.

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I'm wondering if the powder in these kits is sodium bi carbonate aka baking powder. Easy to test, drop some in vinegar if it fizzes it's a carbonate. I guess that the carbobate provides a micro structure for the glue to adhere to.

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