I need help with fixing a bin.
reddit.com/gallery/18bgsilPosted Dec 5, 2023, 5:08 PM UTC
Posted Dec 5, 2023, 5:08 PM UTC
Take large plastic bottles and cut the ends off.
Apply heat from a heat to make them flat.
Ziptie together, caulk seams. Make a sheet.
Match and cut the sheet to the space you need.
Ziptie and caulk the finished piece to the bin.
Or just use a shitton of duct tape and flex seal over it.
Duct tape, may have to renew every few years.
Ramen and super glue.
Drill holes on both sides and sew wire like shoelaces
Cut up a five gallon bucket
Bondo fiberglass over masking tape. Wear gloves. Follow instructions.
Go ask r/DiWHY
Sorry if this is the wrong sub, but my English is quite restricted and I couldn’t find the right community. So basically this bin for our school environmental project was broken ( it was left outside at night) and I want to fix it. It was completely ruined and I managed to get it back together to a whole using tie wraps, but there is this gap that I need to cover. I thought about using plexiglass, but after hearing the price I changed my mind. What would be a good / cheap material to use to cover it up? I forgot to take measurements, but there is my hand in the third picture so you can get a rough idea. Sorry for any grammatical errors. OH it also has to stay out in the rain and survive the elements. Thanks for any and all replys.
Literally, a trash post in a sub full of trash posts. Beautifully done!
Anywho, put some FlexSeal, FlexTape or ramen noodles in there & call it a day.