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[Question] Clover leaf
- Thread starter T.Hizzle
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Geez....not that bad, I haven't. lol. You might be able to fix it. Pop it in the oven (dry heat) around 150 or so, check it after a few minutes, and let it cool on something that will fit inside the rim maybe with a flat weight on top...couple of different sized pots maybe.
Was this caused by suctioning with the boiling water method?
Was this caused by suctioning with the boiling water method?
T.Hizzle
Eagle Member
Nope! No water used. Just lots of mini folds around the rim. It has worked with Z and Champ. plastic. Maybe Echo plastic is just crap...
MrGlass01
* Ace Member *
its fixable. don't put it in the oven. boil water and pour it into the disc face down. fill it all the way up and let it sit til cool it should take care of most of that. man that sucks.
T.Hizzle
Eagle Member
Tried that. Didn't make any difference at all. Any other ideas?
I've had it happen to me with dx and I did everything to fix it and nothing worked
MrGlass01
* Ace Member *
yeah one more idea. grab a pot that the disc will fit into. Boil water separate in the microwave. place disc in the pot face down and fill up the pot over the disc. its key that you do not boil the water in the pot, but pace the disc in the pot and pour boiling water around and over the disc. Plastic has a little memory and wants to go back to normal. hopefully this will help.
MrGlass01
* Ace Member *
you could also suspect this in a bowl face down and pour boiling water into the disc and let sit. this will cause the dome to pop back out.
Mattallica
* Ace Member *
troll it?
Maybe don't try to make post production modifications and you won't ruin your discs, that thing looks like dookie.
If you want your disc more understable, beat it in like a real discgolfer. more time on the course less in the kitchen...unless you are gonna make me a sammich
If you want your disc more understable, beat it in like a real discgolfer. more time on the course less in the kitchen...unless you are gonna make me a sammich
inourdr
Birdie Member
You can fix it by throwing it in the trash and buying a new one.
T.Hizzle
Eagle Member
Yeah I could, but I've been throwing it for 7 years. My bag will look so different without it.
MrGlass01
* Ace Member *
any luck yet t hizzle?? that thing is f'd. id like to get a hold of it to see if i can fix it. i love to mess with discs. hope you can get it worked out. it may be a lost cause though sorry man.
Mad Scientist
Eagle Member
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Is that an exaggeration? That stamp is pretty recent :\
He's been throwing an E* for 7 years. I'd have to agree with the 'bot.
T.Hizzle
Eagle Member
Yes a myth. Truth is I traded for it and was hoping it would have been more understable. So one night sitting around the campfire I folded the rim with about 20 folds for a full rotation. Did the 4X and this disc ended up like that. Funny thing is that is still flies stable. Tournament legal?
mudslinger
Birdie Member
when are you going to play a tourney?
DeadEye
Double Eagle Member
Seriously, get a life.
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