Repairing an abraded poly(?) trashcan (was: Having a...
How about cut up some recycle boxes, and glue the plastic
on
with Liquid Nails?
Christopher,
Thanks for responding.
My own "recycle box" is provided by a local service. They
already gave
me one new one this year when the old one vanished; I'm not
sure how they
would respond to my sacrificing another to repair a DPU can.
grin!
CY: People throw away plastic items now and again. Ice
chests, or what not. Might be a source of plastic out there
some where.
More seriously, call for replacement is the best idea
going.
I may indeed wind up doing that. On the other hand, that
route only
gives me experience in something I already know -- how to
look things
up and how to use a telephone (or perhaps 'Web page these
days).
CY: I've not done a lot of plastic repairs in my life, and
don't expect to.
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