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Old 06-15-2007, 12:58 PM   #8
jrc
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Like PBR says use this:



Cut off a small piece, knead it into a ball, stick it on the back of the snap, put the snap back in the hole. Maybe a little tape to hold in place until it cures. It will last for years.

Once you buy this stuff you will use for everything. Usually I cut off too much for one snap, so I fix any that feel loose.
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