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sparkymike · 7th Dec 2019, 9:20 am

Using the plasti -dip is quite easy. Just rotate the wheel in the liquid to depth of the rubber and then hang it over an old tin so that the excess can drip off. If that it not enough then a further coating may be applied. Dents or chunks out of the wheels can be built up in stages, but not in one go, unless very shallow.
Mike.

7th Dec 2019, 9:20 am	#16
sparkymike Octode Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Colchester, Essex, UK. Posts: 1,076	Re: Slipping idler wheel on a Garrard 209 Using the plasti -dip is quite easy. Just rotate the wheel in the liquid to depth of the rubber and then hang it over an old tin so that the excess can drip off. If that it not enough then a further coating may be applied. Dents or chunks out of the wheels can be built up in stages, but not in one go, unless very shallow. Mike.