[C320-list] Interior lights

[patm at psiurethanes.com]

> Forget Gorilla glue, it is an expanding urethane and will make a big
mess. Try it on something headed for the trash before putting on
something you want. Try to glue to beer cans together then you will see
the clean  up mess I am talking about. It is good glue but is very
messy. If you can find the old polystyrene glue, model car/airplane glue
it is probably better as it melts the plastic for a bond. If by chance
it is a PVC part pipe glue is great.

Pat #130

I use a thin screw driver in the seam between the cap and the fixture. As
> I
> twist the driver slightly, I turn the cap with my other hand. They seem to
> come off more easily and are less apt to break.
>
> I did break one and have repaired it with some commercial krazy glue
> (ethyl
> cyanoacrylate) and it has held... so far. Forget trying to use a typical
> off-the-shelf product. Maybe Gorilla Glue. I've never used that.
>
> Warren & Pattie Updike
> Catalina 320, #62, "Warr De Mar"
> Middle River, Chesapeake Bay
>
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>
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> -----Original Message-----
> Hi
> I have an older 320, hull 261, and some of the overhead lights are out.
> How
> do you get in there to replace them?
> Holly
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