Over these lo many years, the bitty guide wheel at the top of the Wonderbus's sliding door has gradually pounded a little pocket in the guide track when the door is in the fully upright and closed position. Now, when the door is closed, the little wheel rattles. I did a temporary fix by layering duct tape in there, but it's wearing out quickly and the rattle is returning. 'Bout to drive me loony.
What's the RAMVA-approved pocket-filling compound?
................It looks like Mr Rocket is finally ready to become like Thor and start wielding bolts of lightning (renting an arc welder).
Mr. Rocket has a Pocket.................LOL
Sorry I couldn't help it,...........Silly mood tonight.
Could you take a picture that is worthwhile to share of this "pocket"?
I am curious to see what I can offer in help. if any..............
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Try POR putty. Dries hard as steel, should last a good long time. Try spackling it in there with a paint stirrer, and get it good and smooth, then I would recomend painting it with por-15, then the color of your bus. (Unless there's no paint in there...) ~Anthony
its a VW its an unwritten rule you need to use JB weld somewhere ...this seems like a good spot.
Compound?? What are you suggesting? a ramva approved bondo-clone? chemicals? In this newsgroup there is room only for pure metallic solutions! Learn to weld, boy! in metal we trust! death to the bondo!
Hahaha.......of course I'm joking.
I would also like to know if there is a non-evil putty according to the trusty old ramva.
Ant
Mike Rocket J. Squirrel Elliott wrote in this friggin' newsgroup:
How about Bondo to fill it in and a strip of sheet metal tacked on top to give it strength....YBMV
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