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12-08-20, 07:03 PM

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iMSQ

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Originally Posted by matts6887

...the only way i could see just reusing the current headlight assembly and putting in a new bracket is to cut the old broken one off ....

I told this long ago

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... and somehow epoxy a new one in its place; but the problem ...

The problem I that you haven't even look at OEM bracket replacement. NO glue or other chemicals needed.

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12-09-20, 07:11 AM

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I told this long ago

The problem I that you haven't even look at OEM bracket replacement. NO glue or other chemicals needed.

well for now im not gonna mess with it as i have bigger items that may need attention at the moment

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12-24-20, 02:13 AM

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For how long I have been engaged in this field of activity, I have not yet tried plastic welding. Someday you will have to try your skills and browse many sites to learn new material. The more we live, the more we develop. At the moment, not everyone can even understand what this training is for. At the moment, people must be educated, we already have the opportunity to develop. Okay, I won't lecture. The other day there was one site where we were looking for a lot of quality welding tables. Thanks to the site for the opportunity to follow the development of welding consumables afterpaints.com

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