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The playtime case mod
Author: Dennis Garcia
Published: Sunday, June 10, 2001
Attach Window
Once again we are at an assembly stage. After painting the side panel the only thing left to do is attach
the window. I've always opted to glue the window in place. The result looks cleaner and requires less cutting on the window.
If you look carefully you can see where I placed the bead of silicon that is used to glue the window into place. Depending on the
bead width you will need to watch how close you get to the opening. Silicon is very hard to clean up esp. on plastic, so if
you try this be careful.
The next step is to apply pressure to flatten the silicon and hold it in place until it cures. I like to use
books and here is some of the larger ones that I have.
It takes about 2 hours for the silicon to set up and another day for it to completely cure, after that it is attached forever.
It takes about 2 hours for the silicon to set up and another day for it to completely cure, after that it is attached forever.
The only thing missing is the bunny's eye. For a dollar the local sign shop cut me a few white circles that
I'm going to use. Not knowing exactly where the eye is located I placed the removed portion
of my original template on the back side of the window, this helped me place the sticker in the proper location.
The last photo shows the finished window with the eye installed.