Thread: Raised Puma Emblem

I have a puma that the emblem on the scales is raised slightly on one side. Just enough where it catches on the edge of your finger. Suggestions?

You may send it to me for evaluation and/or repair. If I find it to be irreparable, I'll save you the return shipping costs by simply disposing of it myself.

I was wondering how long it would take and who would be the first to make that offer...

LMFAO!

Seriously, though, we need some pictures.

Originally Posted by Kyle76

Seriously, though, we need some pictures.

I'll have my wife take some with her macro lens when I get home.

If you are looking straight on the scales with the emblem straight up and down, the right 1/4 of the emblem is raised about the same amount as the thickness of the emblem.

Will it push down? If so, I'd think about trying to get some superglue underneath it. I wanna see this beauty. It must be special the way you were unloading razors to make room for it.

Originally Posted by Kyle76

Will it push down? If so, I'd think about trying to get some superglue underneath it. I wanna see this beauty. It must be special the way you were unloading razors to make room for it.

It will push down to be flush. The metal is extremely thin and bends down easily. It just springs right back up again.

I'd thought about superglue underneath, I'll just need to get a fricking tiny syringe needle to get it under there without making a mess on the surface of the scales.

I can send you a small syringe if you need it. PM me.

Originally Posted by Jonedangerousli

I'll just need to get a fricking tiny syringe needle to get it under there without making a mess on the surface of the scales.

You should be able buy small syringes at the prescription counter any drug store. They'll likely ask you to say what you're using it for (so it might not hurt to take the razor with you) and ask you fill out your name and address in their log, but you don't need a prescription to buy them.

Originally Posted by SteveS

You should be able buy small syringes at the prescription counter any drug store. They'll likely ask you to say what you're using it for (so it might not hurt to take the razor with you) and ask you fill out your name and address in their log, but you don't need a prescription to buy them.

I have a box full of various syringes (retired paramedic here), but the smallest needle I have is (I think) a 24ga. I don't know if that would be small enough.