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Smaller trash cans are prone to plenty of wear and tear in the home, especially when bulky waste items warp it to the point of splitting. Splits can become holes with even more wear. Damaged trash cans can appear to be of no use; however, instead of creating more waste by tossing a working trash can, use this guide to help you repair your trash can to prolong its lifespan in your home.
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Remove any obstructions such as labels.
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Wipe down your trash can to ensure there is no debris on the surface.
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Cut a piece of duct tape equal to the length of the cracks and/or holes on your trash can.
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Place the duct tape on the inside where the damage is present.
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Follow the instructions on the back of the Bondo Short Strand Fiberglass Filler label for proper measurements of the filler.
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Add in a sufficient amount of Bondo Cream Hardener according to the Bondo Fiberglass Filler label.
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Mix together until this mixture becomes a single color.
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Use a 1/2" plastic putty knife to apply the mixture to the outside of your trash can.
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Allow the mixture to cure on your trash can for at least 30 minutes.
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Once the mixture has fully cured, use a strip of 80 grit sandpaper to sand the hardened mixture.
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When you're satisfied with your sanding job, remove the duct tape from inside the trash can.
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Now you're done!
Now you're done!
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