Mundane_Flatworm_610GC / CM•

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.

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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.

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869woodguy•

Duct tape, may have to renew every few years.

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ballsman6920•

Ramen and super glue.

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SaltedHamHocks•

Drill holes on both sides and sew wire like shoelaces

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Tramp876•

Cut up a five gallon bucket

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TipperGore-69•

Bondo fiberglass over masking tape. Wear gloves. Follow instructions.

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-Nords•

Go ask r/DiWHY

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T3l1sOP•

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.

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