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Door Pockete Plastic Material?

posted by  Steve on  Thu Mar 17 10:41 CST 2005
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If someone has a spare 200/700/900 door pocket lying around, can you examine it for any evidence of its material, either an "ABS" or a molding mark with a number in it? Often there is a recycling triangle with a number inside and letters beneath.

I'd like to fix mine (usual crack problem) and I'd like to buy a solvent adhesive suitable for the resin.





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