Grumpysrb
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Fix my Amphibians
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budaf250
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Shoe GOO 
. There is not a thing that it will not stick to or hold to gather. And it is waterproof. You can find it at Walmart. In the hardware dept with all the other glues. I love the stuff all ways have 2 tubes on hand
. There is not a thing that it will not stick to or hold to gather. And it is waterproof. You can find it at Walmart. In the hardware dept with all the other glues. I love the stuff all ways have 2 tubes on hand
Grumpysrb
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Didn't think of that. Ill get some. Thanks.
Saltshaker
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I would use 5 min epoxy to seal that up. I've used Shoo-glue but I've noticed that it shrinks a bit when it cures which I dont like. Just my 2 cents though.
Jeff in Georgia
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I would replace the strain relief connector.
Is it a compression type or threaded where it goes into the cup?
I can send you a new one for $5 shipped for the threaded type. But you will need cut and re solder the wire.
Is it a compression type or threaded where it goes into the cup?
I can send you a new one for $5 shipped for the threaded type. But you will need cut and re solder the wire.
Grumpysrb
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I don't want to cut and re-solder if not needed. Ill check out epoxy though. I do want this fix to last.
Thanks for the replies.
Thanks for the replies.
budaf250
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I used shoe goo on sealing a cable on my boat. and it is still going strong with no leaks.
Crackerjack
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Grumpysrb
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I am a bit disappointed in that these are fairly new headphones. I've only used them a couple dozen hunts, several with the loose part dangling.
Buddy_TX
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Those look like Detector Pro headphones in the pic. If they are call Gary at Detector Pro and he may fix them for free. 845-635-1838
