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Replacement tupperware
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Bob Denman
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Take a look on EBay... sometimes you'll find where somebody is parting out a bike.
Good Luck, and Happy Hunting! :thumbup:
Good Luck, and Happy Hunting! :thumbup:
Troublemaker1
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I'll take a couple of good pictures tomorrow, the one on the post is just to show what piece I was talking about. right now the marvels of duct tape are holding it together.
Shoot a picture and let me have a look. Reason is a body shop maybe able to repair it. They do for plastic corvetts
Bob
billybovine
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I can't tell by the picture what part you are needing but what I would do is look up the part on BRP's online catalog first and see how much they want for a new one. That would give an idea how much time and money you should invest in the original to fix.
900Dave
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:agree: Try the dealer first. I had to just buy a bunch of plastic body parts from BRP for a Ski doo that was damaged. I was quite suprised to find the replacement parts far cheaper than I thought. All the parts that I purchased were all black unpainted plastic like you need to buy.
happyspyder2039
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RH water Deflector. can be purchased separate/ either from a dealer or I have used partshark.com to order partsHey guys, had a small mishap with the 2010 RT this weekend, seems it drove over a four inch curb and crunched the dull black plastic (Tupperware) underneath closest to the right tire. My question is there a good place to contact to buy/replace these none painted parts?
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ThreeWheels
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Try a dealer to get the OEM non painted pieces priced out.
You may find replacing them with OEM pieces is far less costly than you think.
The painted parts are a completely different matter.
You may find replacing them with OEM pieces is far less costly than you think.
The painted parts are a completely different matter.
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Andy Cserny
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broken tupperware
actually you said the RT ran over the curb, I suppose its selfpropelled, so no one is at fault .right?? I have used a product called Plastimend, it is liquid ABS and can be used to repair any ABS part. It softens the broken ABS pieces, glues them together and chemically bonds the pieces so that you have a continuous one piece ABS just like it had never been broken and not two glued together pieces. I have used it a lot and it works great.
Andy
actually you said the RT ran over the curb, I suppose its selfpropelled, so no one is at fault .right?? I have used a product called Plastimend, it is liquid ABS and can be used to repair any ABS part. It softens the broken ABS pieces, glues them together and chemically bonds the pieces so that you have a continuous one piece ABS just like it had never been broken and not two glued together pieces. I have used it a lot and it works great.
Andy
Bob Denman
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Andy,
Where do you get that stuff from? :dontknow:
Where do you get that stuff from? :dontknow:
JerryB
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Hi Bob,
Re: Where do you get that stuff from?
Google is your friend:
http://www.plasti-mend.com/
That'll be $10 please. :thumbup:
Jerry Baumchen
Re: Where do you get that stuff from?
Google is your friend:
http://www.plasti-mend.com/
That'll be $10 please. :thumbup:
Jerry Baumchen
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MercerLake
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TUPPER WARE repair
If you have all the pieces and can't find a replacement, most plastics can be welded. I regularly repair plastic parts for ATVs. Check with a plastic supply warehouse for someone in your area. Got to watch those curb jumpers!
Hey guys, had a small mishap with the 2010 RT this weekend, seems it drove over a four inch curb and crunched the dull black plastic (Tupperware) underneath closest to the right tire. My question is there a good place to contact to buy/replace these none painted parts?
Steve
If you have all the pieces and can't find a replacement, most plastics can be welded. I regularly repair plastic parts for ATVs. Check with a plastic supply warehouse for someone in your area. Got to watch those curb jumpers!
revjvegas
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this might be what you're looking for
I think that's the [TABLE="width: 3"]
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I think that's the [TABLE="width: 3"]
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[TD="class: listTD ariPLPrice, align: right"]$29.99[/TD]
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Bob Denman
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Can you cash my public assistance check? :shocked:
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