Can you fit a Thunderbird insert on this? I'd also like to know if you can put a patina on this. Is this clear coated?
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I put a Thunderbird in mine, but because it fit loosely in the Armor model, I needed to put aluminum tape on the plastic "rails" of the thunderbird for extra friction (this worked perfectly). For reference, the Thunderbird is a regular-top-flame model, and fits normally in a brass regular (non-Armor) zippo. I don't think there was a clearcoat at all on my brass Armor, but it's gotten patina and been polished many times over the years - if there was any, there's none left now.
1957307
I don't know about the Thunderbird insert, however I can tell you it is not clear coated and if left unpolished, it will develop a nice patina on its own.
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I don't think so because it's hard to see thru and not completely flat. I wouldn't recommend it. It works great for the back to prevent dust from flying into the cab. I have a hard windwhield plus this and am happy with it. Let me know if I can be of more help in making your decision.
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Good morning Russelk777 Base on my own experience, adding the clear coat will not make it shine, as of fact, it will give it a matte look.
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Sure. I think it can be painted without sanding it first. Maybe a little rough, but I think a dark stain would be fine. This bird feeder needs to mounted in a somewhat remote area of your garden to attract bluebirds. I would avoid wild or bold colors.
859626
I have never seen the plastic insert sold separately. I have owned several of the same type of bird feeder andhave always replaced the entire feeder when the plastic insert started cracking, but you might want to connectwith the manufacturer of the feeder. Maybe they have a website you can search on. Hope you find what you need.LB
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I didn't add a mirror finish to my window at all, and the birds flock to my feeder just fine. Take the mirror finish off, and I'll bet the birds still come, now that they are used to the feeder. Lots of birds do get aggressive at feeders. You may end up discouraging some of them from using yours with the addition of the mirrored finish.
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I would contact the manufacturer- WAWAK- and ask them. That's who made the inserts, so they would certainly know.
1233695
Yes, it is possible. You will have to get something like a plumbing floor flange, which you then screw into the base of the feeder. Screw the whole assembly onto a threaded lead or PCV pipe you have sunk into the ground. This is what I did with this bluebird feeder and I painted the pipe a forest green. Did the same thng with the two bluebird nest boxes we have, as well.
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Does not have lining on inside, while I do not believe it would scratch, maybe you should look for one with a lining. Good luck.
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I suggest checking with the seller if that embosser have a removable stamp that can be switched with this one. If it is removable, it may not fill this design though. . .
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I am not sure if you can or not. It is meant to mount on the transom. I suggest you call Humminbird and ask them directly. I have a much larger unit also and I purchased this one for my smaller boat because Humminbird has the best customer service of any company I have ever dealt with. They will help you forever with your unit, not time limit. Here is their phone number. 800-633-1468 Good luck.
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No, this wouldn't be the best choice, it has lots of tricky gluing, and is kind of tricky painting. My suggestion would be the Revell P47 Thunderbolt, much better for a beginner.
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You are best to cut it in half and fit it clearly over the front of the skyslider. Put a piece of black duct tape over the 1/2 inch gap. This is the only way it works, my skyslider was pretty bad and I had noise at 40mph. Did you Try the tsb from the dealer
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Not in this width because the strip is narrow for covering edges. The likelihood of a pebble hitting the edge is unlikely. If you had a wider swath of this then I would say its thickness would likely protect from chipping the paint but wouldn't protect from a ding if the pebble struck with sufficient force.
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Hey Jonathan, did you find out about this or found another insert suitable for the kind of combo you have? (I have a similar one and am desperately looking for an insert solution!
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I have no idea. It doesn't scratch easily, hopefully that will help you. For me, it's too plain; I can see how engraving would be a nice touch. Good luck!
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Hi Loretta, In answer to your question, the Featherstone Heights Cottage Birdcage would be too small for your cockatiel, However, the Featherstone Heights Victorian Birdcage #294 would be more suitable for the cockatiel /parakeet size bird. This birdcage measures 18" L by 18" W and 25" High. All the Featherstone Heights Birdcages are made in the USA and are well made with 5/8" wire space. Hope this will help in your decision. Have a good day. Sincerely, Don and Pat Daugherty