Fixed defect with a trick
599171
I had to return this when I couldn't use the page turn buttons.  I'm guessing this was originally made for the older basic Kindle with the gray bezel, and maybe there's a very slight difference in the shape of the newer one.

Reading the reviews here, I see a suggestion to put a thin piece of cardboard under the Kindle, and maybe that would have worked, but it's too late now.

EDIT:  I bought a second one to try the cardboard fix, because I otherwise like the case, and it worked.  A business card under each side of the Kindle allows the side buttons to work.
797607
Currently in use, solved a critical problem; no complaints! Looks good too.
596277
Economical repair to grinding passenger door window.  Window was catching about 3-4 inches from the top and then made a very loud grinding noise. After removing the inner door panel and motor assembly, I could see where teeth were missing on the original gear so I was confident this would be the correct repair. This piece was a direct replacement.  Hardest part was definitely prying apart the motor and gear assembly but after that, I had the gears swapped, motor and inner panel replaced and window working within about 10 minutes.  Amazed at how inexpensive this repair turned out to be!
4489665
This worked as advertised in repairing some nice walking shoes where the sole had separated from the upper.
4937928
worked like a champ, wonderful repair for original
547046
a relatively easy fix to an annoying problem. I read lots of reviews complaining that the wiring exited the heater pad on the "wrong" side, butall you need to do is flip the pad. There is no right side or wrong side, just stick the pad to the back of the leather seat cover instead of the the foam, the net result is the same except the wiring is no where you need it.
2991247
Fixed a problem I had. Arrived as stated, quick.
3748538
This product required some minor triming of the edges before the back windows would close. Rounding of the leading edge that fits into the window channel fixed the problem. If the product had been tested before production the problem should have been fixed.
4358295
I love it when the free market comes up with a simple and cheap DIY fix for something the world's highest paid engineers screwed up (and the dealership would charge a fortune to repair). I never understood why these auto manufacturers can spend millions bringing a product to market and overlook the simplest things. I suppose it's about cutting costs...

Anyway, these are a quick easy fix. Video walkthroughs are all over youtube. If you can solder, you can fix this in about an hour. Twenty minutes if you've pulled the dash off before and know what you're doing.
1638998
Took care of the problem.....  Little messy but good fix!
3519489
There was a slight crack along one of the glue lines, but I've made about 30 pizzas with this peel and there have been no problems! The crack looks more like a defect in the wood than a problem that arose with manufacturing. Despite that, I'm happy with it. Getting pizzas in and out of the oven is much easier now!
2696474
Nice instructions. After I followed them, the bulleye and all small star-like cracks disappeared!! There is residual damage deep inside the glass still visible, but I'm not sure at all that even professional repair at repair shop may help with those deep into other glass layers.  Still, 95% of problems is solved in 15 min!! Pretty happy to get rid of the problem at under $10 (while auto glass specialists asked $80 for the dent), and still have plenty of resin to fix other dents/cracks in the future!!

One precaution:  be sure not to add excessive amount of resin, it will spread around the repair area and if thick may be visible after the resin dries out. Using razor to clean it out does not help if the patch is thick, 'cause you will see edges of the patch anyway. So save your resin, and you'll be fine!!
782993
We recently dropped our nikon camera, resulting in this ring being cracked.  We called a couple of camera shops and they said that we they could not repair it but offered to sell us a new lens.  For the price I figured it was worth a try.  Found a great DIY video on youtube and made the repair myself.  The lens worked perfectly after I repaired it, and saved me a fortune on a new lens.  If you can use a screwdriver and have a steady hand then you can repair the lens yourself
377371
it had a small defect in bottom a hole, was able to fix hole with patch was easier then trying to send back or get replacement
1658154
I would have given this product 5 stars if I had not needed to correct some manufacturing defects. First, I used an electric drill in order to make the swivel holes a hair larger because the swivel arm would not swivel easily. Next, the line guide does not slide up and down because the plastic clips are holding it much too firmly. You will need to shave part of the clips away with your drill using a small drill bit. Finally, one plastic "clip-on" piece and one plastic "press-in" piece, at opposite ends of the swivel arm, require gluing before attaching, a fact not specified or addressed by the manufacturer. I used Gorilla Glue which worked very well. Now I love it, but are you ready, willing and able to do the modification?
4045078
*INSTRUCTIONS HERE! SOLDERING AND EXTRA PAIR OF HANDS NEEDED, BUT EASY!*

Time to complete: 15 minutes

Tools needed:
1. small flathead screwdriver
2. needle-nose pliers
3. solder needle
4. solder alloy
5. electrical tape
6. extra pair of hands

This is an easy and affordable way to fix a worn out cable on a mac charger rather than purchasing a whole new PSU. basic instructions are:

1. use needle-nose pliers and flathead screwdriver to open the PSU (power supply unit) by OPENING the pliers at the PSU hinges (the flip out things you wrap the cords around). you kind of feel like you're breaking the unit open but whatever you're trying not to buy a whole new one, right? work the flathead screwdriver in the crack and around the unit to open it up. it should open like a book, connected on one edge still.

2. cut the existing tape unfold the metal frame to access the board

3. lightly pull on the black wire while touching the existing solder with your soldering needle. once the solder heats up the wire should come out.

4. get your extra pair of hands to hold and lightly push the new black wire into the hole on the board as you heat up the existing solder that just cooled in the place of the old wire. as the solder heats up the new wire will slide through the hole. note you need your friend to be very gentle so that when the wire slips though it doesn't go too far. you just want it to peek through the hole.

5. Apply a droplet of fresh solder alloy to the back side of the board where the wire came through

6. repeat steps 3 - 5 with the green(existing)/white(replacement) wire.be careful not to use too much solder and don't let the wires or solder touch (*even through the metal frame*) on the backside of the board.

7. fold the metal frame and close the PSU and wrap a few bands of electrical tape around the unit. you can also superglue it shut as an alternative.

8. plug the PSU into the power outlet, then plug the charger into your computer.

Enjoy his low cost, easy, and fun alternative to an expensive replacement PSU.
1943519
Product arrived quickly, and was as described. I was able to perform the repair without any instructions, but including tips for installation in the package would make it a better product.

It was very easy to remove the old cover.

It's very important to be sure you get any bits of broken glass out that might be down in the camera lens mechanism, as otherwise it will prevent autofocus from working.

Gently tapping it on the table while upside down to remove the bigger pieces followed by a gentle squirt of canned air did the job for me.

Make sure you test the camera before applying the new cover to be sure it focuses correctly before finishing the repair.

Applying the new cover was straightforward, and the result is basically indistinguishable from the OEM lens.

The new glass was thinner than I expected, but it seems strong enough now that it's applied.

Very satisifactory product at a good price, highly recommended.