Loose Pixel in coro solution?

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JaxLax

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I've got some new Hatitude Quartets and using Evo Domes in them and there just isn't any friction between the two items to securely hold the pixels in place. If I pick it up vertically; a few tend to fall out.
Is there any easy fix for this or am I just going to have to be extra careful and vigilant when installing and during the show if any fall out the back?

I thought about running a paint roller across the back to get everything somewhat flat and then either using some painters tape in a grid or using some Press'n'Seal rolled on? Just need a little something to hold them down, but not so much that any repairs or replacements will damage/ruin the prop.

Thanks for any ideas.
 
I won a prop at a Mini that I think was drilled sightly too big for the bullets I was using. I found some thin clear washers on Amazon that I put on the front size to hold them on. That was three years ago. I wouldn't doubt that someone sells sleeves that fit in the hole to shrink it a bit.
 
JaxLax said:
That's gonna be a lot of dabs...
697 pixels for 3 props - 2091 dabs. Guess I'll look at the bulk packs of glue sticks on amazon
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I once filled each cell in a 2'x4' ceiling grate with a pixel in each cell. Actually not that bad. Did the same for my 5 arches with 200 pixels each. It is the refresh at 5 years that got to me.
 
I had the same issue with a piece of coro, I ended up just using filament to "lock" in the pixels, I popped a pixel in along with filament at the same time then cut the filament some of the bigger holes I needed 2 pieces of filament.

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Shawn
 
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