Rec'Repair » Jen http://recrepair.com/blog A Revolutionary Repair Solution Mon, 13 Feb 2012 17:02:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 en hourly 1 MORE Uses for Rec’Repair http://recrepair.com/blog/2009/07/more-uses-for-recrepair/ http://recrepair.com/blog/2009/07/more-uses-for-recrepair/#comments Wed, 15 Jul 2009 16:56:49 +0000 Jen http://recrepair.com/blog/?p=22 It seems every time we need something repaired, we’re turning to Rec’Repair to see if it will do the job. Here are some more photos of things repaired using Rec’Repair.

Suitcase

After using it one time, the suitcase handle area cracked. Rec’Repair repaired this crack, and the suitcase survived many more trips!

Bocce Ball Set Handle

Rec’Repair provided a strong, attractive repair that could sustain the 23-pound weight of the set. It can be picked up and carried and the broken area doesn’t give out.

Trailer Latch

Rec’Repair can replace broken or missing material. In this case, a hard-to-find replacement trailer latch was replaced with a piece of strategically cut and shaped Rec’Repair.

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“I salvaged a $450 tent with a 4×8″ patch!”
- Jason Alderink

Special thanks to Power Outdoors for the photos of this great repair!

How about you? Have you made a great money-saving repair? Let’s hear your comments!

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Car Mirror

This car mirror had completely broken off. Rec’Repair held it fast and prevented having to replace the mirror right away.

File Cabinet

The hanging folders in the cabinet kept falling off the ends of the support bars. A small piece of Rec’Repair acted as a rigid tab to prevent this.

Ice Maker

This refrigerator icemaker had come apart and wouldn’t work unless all the pieces were held together properly. Rec’Repair held it together, and the icemaker is still operating and going strong.

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Read the excerpt below and follow the link for the complete story.

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Hole in your canoe? Cracked paddle blade? Broken pack frame? The Rec’Repair Emergency kit from CRG Industries ( www.recrepair.com ) promises to be an all-in-one, field-usable fix for these potentially trip-ruining calamities.

Last week I put it to the test to see if it could match its claims.

The heart of the kit is a rigid, heavyweight plastic patch with adhesive backing. When heated to about 200 degrees, it becomes rubbery and moldable, so it can be cut to size and formed around your broken gear. As soon as it cools, the adhesive sets and the patch hardens. read more>>

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Don’t let damaged equipment put an end to your expedition is the motto of Rec’Repair emergency repair kit, made by Dayton’s own CRG Industries. Rec’Repair is an adhesive patch that you heat and place on damaged gear such as boats, poles and coolers. When it cools “viola!” you have a patch that’s as tough as fiberglass. Think of it as duct tape on steroids.  read more>>

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