Not gonna lie, really enjoyed the video on the Amazon page.
For anyone who doesn't have the option to return, is the trigger something that could be fixed with Sugru?
Sugru is what you want to band-aid it with.
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Get some Sugru moldable glue and mold it around the charger port with the cord in it. Let it dry and you're set. Don't use a cheap cord in case it stops working correctly. Amazon
I know it's a bit late but if you have gaps in the adhesive on the curve of the helmet use SUGRU to fill them in, it dries like rubber and its solid af.
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Garmin 235 DIY charging adapter
You probably have a different charger, but this is what I did with the 235 charger. I ripped out the cable, pried open the adapter that clamps onto the watch, got a micro-usb breakout board, soldered a few cables from the board that was already in the adapter, dremeled out some pesky plastic, and used sugru to bring it back together. This little thing only weighs about 2-3g now and works perfectly with my 6" usb-A to usb-C cable and usb-C to micro-usb adapter. In retrospect I should have gotten a usb C breakout board, but they have a lot more pins so that might have been a more difficult solder job than I'm capable of :P
Try mouldable glue. You mould a small piece into the shape you want, it sticks to the existing wing and then sets. I think different colours are available.
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use this, Sugru
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do not use superglue or anything else, first you might want to fully dissemble the laptop, then file and cut away with craft knife and sand the pieces and use Sugru to fill in the broken pieces you cut away. then put the machine back together.
Sugru is quite awesome, havent used on a laptop myself but if i was in your situation thats what i would do
here is a video of someone using Sugru to fix a laptop
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Sugru Mouldable Glue. I used it to fix several things around my house including my fiancée's Macbook.
In a pinch, I've been known to use a quarter and some Sugru. Works pretty well until you need a quarter for something.
Sugru is a pretty good adhesive that's flexible. Not quite sure if it would have proper adhesion on that foam though. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EU7DBNM/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_T9zGDbVC50THW
I suppose you could mold your own replacement out of Sugru moldable glue
What type of caulk did you use? I was at Home Depot yesterday and almost got some for just this reason, but I've had the impression that Sugru would be easier to work with.
I haven't done a repair like this myself, but from what I've read (see this thread), Sugru seems to have the best reputation for water-resistance and ease of use.
Is this the thing you're talking about? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sugru-Mouldable-Glue-Black-White-x/dp/B00EU7DBNM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493041567&sr=8-1&keywords=sugru
I wonder if you could use Sugru to mold a new one?
>The pink stuff is a make up sponge that I hear is great for dampening vibrations.
I'm using Sugru on my wing, which also doubles as my custom mounting bracket.
http://www.amazon.com/Sugru-SBW8-Setting-Rubber-8-Pack/dp/B00EU7DBNM
Maybe try some sugru or make some yourself.
you could try the amazon reviews
Recently I've been using this stuff to patch my cables. Seems to keep the fray from spreading too far. Easy to remove as well.
Maybe a job for Sugru?
Edit: link
One option you have is making your own with Sugru. It's kind of like silly putty that sets into rubber.