There's a crack in my miraclefold. How do I mend it?
1063322
I had a small crack appear in the bottom folding portion. I placed some super glue on it and let it dry (very well) and have had no problems.
788849
Use your strength and just do it... I though I would break mine trying too hard to unfold it, but no. It will get easier to fold/unfold over time.
1281308
Just pull it open - it clicks into place. When you are done, just fold it back up. You might have to push a little extra the first time, but it will be fine after that.
1337771
There should be a place to pop it up on the edges. Use a table knife to pop it up if you don't have long enough nails. It kinda goes in at an angle then snaps down. Then replace cover. Hope this helps!
577375
I ride motorcycles and I fix them. I fix a lot of stuff and I would epoxy a clutch lever if there was a chance! There is no way any Epoxy can support such bending forces on a small area. Here's a way though.... glue the crack to hold it together as a first step. When cured, be careful with it because it's not very strong. Get some thin sheetmetal (such as flashing) bend in a U shape around the fracture. It should be at least 1/2 inch on each side of the crack. Put JBweld inside the U and wrap it around the fracture, then wrap tight with black tape and let it cure a full 24 hours. You may look like a nerd with tape on his glasses, but it will work like that until you crash again. I ride motorcycles and I fix them. I fix a lot of stuff and I would epoxy a clutch lever if there was a chance! There is no way any Epoxy can support such bending forces on a small area. Here's a way though.... glue the crack to hold it together as a first step. When cured, be careful with it because it's not very strong. Get some thin sheetmetal (such as flashing) bend in a U shape around the fracture. It should be at least 1/2 inch on each side of the crack. Put JBweld inside the U and wrap it around the fracture, then wrap tight with black tape and let it cure a full 24 hours. You may... » Read More I ride motorcycles and I fix them. I fix a lot of stuff and I would epoxy a clutch lever if there was a chance! There is no way any Epoxy can support such bending forces on a small area. Here's a way though.... glue the crack to hold it together as a first step. When cured, be careful with it because it's not very strong. Get some thin sheetmetal (such as flashing) bend in a U shape around the fracture. It should be at least 1/2 inch on each side of the crack. Put JBweld inside the U and wrap it around the fracture, then wrap tight with black tape and let it cure a full 24 hours. You may look like a nerd with tape on his glasses, but it will work like that until you crash again. « Show Less
1766586
Also, get the shelf liner from you local box store or supermarket. The kind that is made of mine waffle like perforated rubber. I put mine on it while it healed. Worked perfect.
1132641
Just pry it open along the seam. Feels like you are going to break it, but you won't.
114336
Gently pry back one of the edges. I some times treat it like an ice cube tray. But just keep in mind it is plastic! A lot of force might break it.
852385
The best thing to do is find some cheap athletic tape or duck tape works well too. I wore out most of my foam but I found this is a cheap great way to fix it.. Plus it makes the bar look like you have put I'm massive amounts of work on it! Haha
2046848
I also had a cracked plastic top but it occurred from me trying to jam it on over something...my fault. I tried to seal it up and then tried to tape it but with no luck. I threw that one away.
1470733
You have to force it, it feels like you have resistance, but you have to force the fold, and you will hear a clicking sound. It won't break, so give it a try.
1475763
There's not many ways you could do that. There are probably some sort of plastic repair kits out there but you would be better off googling that then asking here. Perhaps hobby shops?
888405
Sorry, I have the same issue and didn't know what to do, so I glued the one cup that had cracked at the top seam...which kept the liquid out of the inside gap...other than that, they keep things hot longer, so I keep it with the cracks and all.
1849810
You can fix either. I had 2 stone chips that were very close to each other and it filled both - I got lucky. If you have a crack that has legs you may want to replace the windshield vs. trying to fill a crack. The hole on the guide is not much bigger than a pencil eraser so keep that in mind for your repair.
1626095
I had this situation and learned that the only way to get a replacement is to work with the selling company. Drive would not deal with me directly. I made a new inside bottom of the tray with matching foam from Michaels and taped the crack together under the foam. It has worked well so far. Luckily my crack was not the whole way through. Amazon is great and will work with you, if you bought through them.
419854
there is a little screw take it out .get a knife and put in the crack and just twist a little.it will open
254249
Try a king or queen-size sheet folded in half. I would glue it, but you, of course, could sew it shut. Or just put it under a mattress pad.