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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Honolulu Dick, post: 1027585, member: 24745&quot;]Haven&#039;t exactly for gotten about your determination to keep your proof in an airtight.&nbsp; Was attempting to steer you away from this mindset.&nbsp; The poly-carb airtight presents its own particular set of difficulties.&nbsp; They do well laying on the flat.&nbsp; In the vertical, some tend to separate [cover from base].&nbsp; The poly-carb scratches easily, detracting from its contents [the real purpose of this exercise].</p><p><br /></p><p>To learn what works best for you, go ahead and experiment.&nbsp; Try sticking the airtight to another piece of metal using J B Weld.&nbsp; You may be entirely happy with the results.&nbsp; If so, you learned something new and good on you.</p><p><br /></p><p>One word of caution, make certain the airtight snaps together tightly.&nbsp; If not, it may be necessary to get a new one that snaps together with an audible, positive click.&nbsp; Some folks carefully work a drop of nail polish remover between the two halves.&nbsp; The remover softens [melts] the poly-carb, gluing them together.&nbsp; Avoid allowing any to touch the top surface, it will turn the clear cover cloudy.</p><p><br /></p><p>Again, request that you keep us informed of your progress.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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