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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Michigan
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Location: Michigan
Posts: 139
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Yep, no problem. Epoxy putty would fit the bill the best if you do end up going that route, as you can mold it exactly how you want it shaped and will bond to the plastic very well. Even if the entire loop is snapped off, the epoxy putty will create a whole new loop. Or, you could just lightly sand the end of the broken remote, then put a good amount of epoxy on the end so you can drill a hole in it for the keyring after it cures.
You could just buy an after market remote, and epoxy a new loop on the old one so you have a good backup remote.
And yes, keeping a spare roll of duct tape in the truck is a must.
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