umm...so I missed this minor technicality

[sindakit]

ok so here's the script: i smashed my back lights but managed to get teh red and orange casings off of suffolk cruiser so i didn't need to bother with the whole light unit.
however they weren't staying clipped in and often rattled loose when i was riding. so to over come the idea of super glue sprung to mind..............HMMM!

now my rear indicator has gone and i need a new bulb.

can i get into the bulbs by dismantliong the rear end of the bike and clambering around inside or do i need to take a hammer to it?




in retrospect tho the glue works bloomin marvellous!

[ally1756]

break it then glue it again lol

[Davros]

Superglue is surprisingly strong but surprisingly brittle.... try hammering a screwdrivier, (not too ham-fisted!) along the glued edge, the brake up the superglue and then give the casing some persuasive pulling to see if it'll break free without busting!

[Mortal]

another thing you could try although it only works with certain types of supeglue is to get a hairdryer and heat the glue..some types will become tacky so you can take it off without damaging it

[Scootin]

Nail polish remover is also good at disolving super glue

[enu06]

Yeh and disolving the other plasics.