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Hello -
Thar she blows! I found the plastic tray website :
polarplastic.ca :: Rigid Trays
This is the exact tray I got :
CATERLINE - 16" Round platter
Code:
Polar Code: A716PBL25
Colour: Black
Case Pack: 25
UPC: NA
SCC: 0073773425031 8
Length: 415.9 mm
Width: 415.9 mm
Height: 108.0 mm
Cube: 0.0187 m3
Weight: 6.805 kg
Mfg Ref. Code: 383171
Material: Polystyrene
So now I know it's made of polystyrene.
Ha ha, you can even get it in Eco-Green :
But this doesn't directly help us because it's not a site that sells individual trays. It's just the origin of the tray.
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01-17-2010, 02:25 PM
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ew... polystyrene.
So why not find a nut that fits inside the hex on the plastic cap snugly, and use whatever size threads that nut would have? I'm really thinking that a carriage bolt with a slot cut in the head would make a great pan screw here...
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01-17-2010, 02:52 PM
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Christ -
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ew... polystyrene.
So why not find a nut that fits inside the hex on the plastic cap snugly, and use whatever size threads that nut would have? I'm really thinking that a carriage bolt with a slot cut in the head would make a great pan screw here...
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Yup, another good idea. I am not portraying the plastic lug nut correctly. Inside the plastic lug nut, it's not a hex-shaped volume, it's a cylinder-shaped volume. I will take one off my other wheel and take inside/outside pix of it.
I think all these ideas can solve the problem. At this point at least it's a small (3/8") problem, .
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01-17-2010, 03:01 PM
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Oh - I remember them. I forgot they were like that on the inside. Wife's car had 'em, too.
Well, you've got 100 ideas to "fix" it, though... should be good to go, right? :P
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eco-green FTW
just need to paint a white "E"/wrench outline
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Christ -
Heh heh heh, you never know ... stranger things have happened.
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i wonder what that would look like at 50mph.
prolly just like a light green disc.
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Oh, but that's cheating! I made sure that the wrench logo was painted onto the hubcap that Carlos made in his other thread about wheel covers, where he used "Bicycler DIY" to create a somewhat convex cap, which would clear his center caps without modifying the wheel!
HA! :P
Yours probably took less time, though.
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