WissaMan
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The outer and inner parts of our hoods are bonded together with some kind of glue/epoxy/cement that seems to invariably break loose. The result is a hood that vibrates and rattles, most noticeably when closing it. Instead of a nice solid thunk, you get unpleasant noises.
Does anyone know of a way to repair this? There are lots of things that *might* work, for a while, but if anyone knows of a sure fire way to fix this permanently I'd definitely be interested to hear it. I imagine it'd have to be something that can flex without cracking.
I was wondering about this stuff https://www.eastwood.com/ew-flexible-strip-caulk-bk-2-lbs.html.
Or maybe seam sealer: Eastwood Seam Sealer Cartridge
Does anyone know of a way to repair this? There are lots of things that *might* work, for a while, but if anyone knows of a sure fire way to fix this permanently I'd definitely be interested to hear it. I imagine it'd have to be something that can flex without cracking.
I was wondering about this stuff https://www.eastwood.com/ew-flexible-strip-caulk-bk-2-lbs.html.
Or maybe seam sealer: Eastwood Seam Sealer Cartridge