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I loved your last thread...thanks for posting a new one! I have always wanted an FD, but considering I'm deep in the throes of a motorcycle obsession, it probably won't happen for a long time. If you're still building FDs when the day comes that I decide I must own one, I'm doing a fly and drive to buy one from you.
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Plastex: http://www.plastex.net/ Is a good option for plastc repair. Site looks like someing out of the 90s but the product itself is fantastic. I've used it mostly for motorcycle fairings, it retains enough flex that it doesn't eventually crack and seperate.
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Adorable little Ninja 250 spotted 
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Up rates 50%, quote at +20% time a job would normally take. Anyone who balks you didn't want as a customer anyways. Charge according to actual time spent, which should be under the quoted amount, or cut people discounts if you like them / they don't cause trouble. If your problem is cheap assholes, easy fix, price them out up front. Be up front with rates and storage pricing, have a rule and stick to it - when people as why say your good will was being taken advantage of. You'll have less work but will probably make the same amount of money with far less stressing over dickheads. I'm being selfish here though cause I just wanna see you work on your projects more 
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If you paid through PayPal you can usually get a "not as described" and refund based on additional costs.
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That loving flashlight. Glorious.
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