how do you repair one that has a hole?
1039683
I don't know, however you should google the company and contact them &#128522;
1661249
Great point. I took some wax paper and stuffed it through the hole and hoped it would be roughly in position so that when pressure was put on, it wouldn't matter if the wax paper was in the way, between the 2 layers. Or, if the hole is small, then just apply glue only around but not too close.
692064
I had the same problem. I removed the plastic piece in the hole and it was a little better but I stopped using it. It was becoming too much of a hassle to deal with it.
1513197
You should Make a hole where it is sealed off with silicone and refill with distilled water
2259276
Contact the Mfg. Also occasionally you can find a canvas company that will do repairs but I would contact the mfg.
843505
I am in utter disbelief that this has not been remedied in the several years since I bought mine. Yes, one has to drill holes to complete the process. I was fortunate in having a drill press and all the bits I could ever need to perform the needed alterations. Gilmour: What were you thinking? Why have you not fixed this?
166432
I suppose you could, but the holes are pre-drilled on the open side. A little wood putty and a dab of white paint would fix that, though.
1016489
It doesn't look as if that exact part is replaceable but you might be able to fit a piece of PVC pipe in the hole.
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?
701620
With a drill. I don't think the size of the holes matter as long as there are enough for them to breathe and allow air circulation if the other sides are occluded for some reason.
514301
Just push it in the hole and compression hold it in place if it's loose you might need to change the rubber ring
2153523
I dug it out with a small glass and tile bit. it widened thehole just perfect so the patch head is interchangeable. Also put a tiny dab of sculpey flesh tone clay on the inside so it stays on just stiff enough and can be easily removed.
1689896
Mine went in with no problem. Maybe take a file lightly around the inside of the hole to remove whatever it's getting stuck on?
1600811
The holes might be cover be the fabric, use a knife or something sharp to poke around, you will find it.
899508
It looks like you could repair it yourself. The hinges appear to just have screws. If not, call the manufacturer help line to see what they advise.
1539392
I use a paper towel and reach inside the holes with it. If you have time, let it air dry upside down for awhile. If not, the paper towel will get it dry.
1596878
One might try Forstner bits - they cut the outer edge of the hole first, leaving a nice clean hole. They also have a centering point.