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Product Description
The Conion C100F (C-100F) (and variants such as Helix) Boomboxes have thin plastic feet that frequently chip and break off corners leaving them unsightly and unbalanced.
These covers are designed to slip over, hide and reinforce cracked rear case feet on the Conion C-100F. They fit over the existing feet, and should be glued in place permanently. After they are attached, the missing area on the original feet underneath can be filled in with epoxy. Epoxyseal 9000 is a pourable epoxy that might be useful for this purpose, but if you use this, make sure you seal all gaps with grease, wax, silicone, putty or something to prevent the epoxy from oozing out of the gaps, which could leave an unsightly mess.
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There are about 10 images attached here, they were supplied by a customer who shared them after installing these feet. These are images of actual 3D printed parts and their installation. Please scroll and view them all before purchasing so you'll have a good idea what you are buying and how to install them.
You will receive 1-pair.
PA12 is the stronger material. Fine detail plastic is much more brittle and not nearly as s trong but does have a much smoother finish. We recommend PA12, but you can choose which is best for you. In either case, they should be painted to better match the color of the boombox.
These covers are designed to slip over, hide and reinforce cracked rear case feet on the Conion C-100F. They fit over the existing feet, and should be glued in place permanently. After they are attached, the missing area on the original feet underneath can be filled in with epoxy. Epoxyseal 9000 is a pourable epoxy that might be useful for this purpose, but if you use this, make sure you seal all gaps with grease, wax, silicone, putty or something to prevent the epoxy from oozing out of the gaps, which could leave an unsightly mess.
PHOTOS:
There are about 10 images attached here, they were supplied by a customer who shared them after installing these feet. These are images of actual 3D printed parts and their installation. Please scroll and view them all before purchasing so you'll have a good idea what you are buying and how to install them.
You will receive 1-pair.
PA12 is the stronger material. Fine detail plastic is much more brittle and not nearly as s trong but does have a much smoother finish. We recommend PA12, but you can choose which is best for you. In either case, they should be painted to better match the color of the boombox.
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