Fixing a white urea cabinet

11/5/2008 2:53:03 PMG. Berg

Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

11/5/2008 3:12:06 PMplug it with your schlork

:Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

11/6/2008 8:07:48 PMMake sure its a NOS Schlork to keep it authentic

::Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

11/6/2008 8:13:10 PMLittle blue will reform old Schlorks

:::Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

11/6/2008 8:20:52 PMSee Alice For Longer Schlork Applications

::::Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

11/6/2008 8:24:16 PMFORUM REMINDER

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:::::Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

11/6/2008 8:27:50 PMok mr berg we will

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::::::Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

11/7/2008 9:39:09 AMBill G.

:Hi all I have a small Silvertone white urea plastic cabinet with a hole punched in it measuring roughly 1/2 square. I would like to patch it up..Question...HOW? i do not wat to just epoxy hole shut and paint it...Don't wana paint cabinet...I though I could maybe take a piece from the inside grind up into a powder and mix with epoxy fill hole and go through the process of sanding..smoothinG ect...ANY GOOD SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY WORK BETTER?

I remember seeing a radio restoration on the internet a long time ago. The restorer was restoring a radio which ran on 32 VDC from an old farm wind turbin.

The radio had a hole in its bakalite case. The restorer merely used bondo. The results were impressive. He put a lot of work in it, of course.

Best Regards,

Bill Grimm