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DVD2009 · 2011-07-01 18:08:24

I dropped a portable dvd player on the dinning table and put a nice crater in it , any ideas for repairs or has any body gotten a new one .. are they expensive ?

01-07-2011 6:08pm

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DVD2009

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I dropped a portable dvd player on the dinning table and put a nice crater in it , any ideas for repairs or has any body gotten a new one .. are they
expensive ?

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#2 01-07-2011 6:59pm

zoltar_boi

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DVD2009 wrote: »

I dropped a portable dvd player on the dinning table and put a nice crater in it , any ideas for repairs or has any body gotten a new one .. are they
expensive ?

Which? dvd player or table

You could try to get someone to put a new formica top over it. If you are handy with a router you could do it yourself.

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#3 01-07-2011 8:43pm

elaverty

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Yea as said above.i did the same thing,so just filled the damage with either wood filler or glue with sawdust mixed in it,sanded down and got a very near matching colour sticky fourmica,and did the job great,,it actually turned out nicer than the original job,lovely and clean....

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