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When installing Windows in passenger cars! - Empirebuilder - 04-17-2009
had a little problem with the long strips of window glazing laying flat when installing them on my 85ft passenger cars,
Found these did the trick,just inexpensive potato chip bag clamps,found 4 to a package at the dollar store.
![[Image: 100_1342.jpg]](http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm50/lkemling/100_1342.jpg)
![[Image: 100_1343.jpg]](http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm50/lkemling/100_1343.jpg)
Re: When installing Windows in passenger cars! - Ralph - 04-17-2009
BRILLIANT!!!!
Ralph
Re: When installing Windows in passenger cars! - nomad - 04-17-2009
Great idea. I never would of thought of using those for modeling.
Loren
Re: When installing Windows in passenger cars! - eightyeightfan1 - 04-18-2009
Cool idea.
Now I have anothe use for the chip clip besides keeping my bags of chips closed.
Of course, my bags don't last long enough to use the clip.
Re: When installing Windows in passenger cars! - Empirebuilder - 04-18-2009
eightyeightfan1 Wrote:Cool idea.
Now I have anothe use for the chip clip besides keeping my bags of chips closed.
Of course, my bags don't last long enough to use the clip.
Yeh' know the feeling.....wife saays she comes home and all she can see is the back of my head cuz the rest of its in the bag making nasty crunching noise's.....
Re: When installing Windows in passenger cars! - Bob C - 04-19-2009
Geeeze ! I thought you were having SOFTWARE problems.
Bob C.