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buckle cover removal how to?

70rag

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Anyone know how to remove the cover of the buckle....don't want to break it...

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how did you remove it?
The metal has very small embossed protrusions that the plastic snaps over. Use a thin knife or feeler gauge or similar, between the plastic and the metal. It doesn't take much pressure it pops off easily.
 
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Great info, thank you. My girls and I took the convert for a cruise. After buckling up, my little girl said “daddy this broke”. The black plastic cover broke in half. Did you have to replace yours and if so, did you find a replacement??
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mine did not break, however one is cracked and I will attempt glue/epoxy or what seems appropriate at the time...lol
 

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Those are ABS plastic you can fix them by using MEK from any hardware store.
Dip a q- tip in the MEK and wet the broken edges and then press them together.
Hold for about a minute and it should be good.
You have to do this fast once you wet the edges, They should not dry.
I wait a day before putting it back together.
 

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Those are ABS plastic you can fix them by using MEK from any hardware store.
Dip a q- tip in the MEK and wet the broken edges and then press them together.
Hold for about a minute and it should be good.
You have to do this fast once you wet the edges, They should not dry.
I wait a day before putting it back together.
thank you, I will give it a shot on my seat belt. Do you think it will also work on this plastic convert clip ??

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I don't know what type of plastic that clip is. Dip a Q-tip in the MEK and dab it on the plastic clip. If it softens the plastic it should work.
 
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