I was actually suggesting that you put the overlay face down on a hard surface and then gently lower the datewheel onto it with Rodico.
You mark both the overlay and datewheel on the edge (hidden by the dial upon completion) at an alignment point (in line with the bottom of the 2s on 22, for instance) and gently line them up before letting it stick. A datewheel is a much easier object to manipulate than an overlay.
Any pics to show us exactly what you're on about?
ps. Have you thought of putting the datewheel on the overlay instead of putting the overlay on the datewheel?
If you can afford a 400k car, you can afford amazing Champagne. If you can afford a 400k car, you're likely to treat it as well as I would treat my car. It's only an expensive car if you can't afford it.
$300 would get you a DIY Sub kit with the parts needed (lume kit, bezel/pearl) but when you factor in labour costs, you're looking at considerably more.
Me. First time out, I sent it off to Palpatine to fix. Second time out, I followed Joe and Bazz's tutorials.
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Yes, and once we've ascertained for a fact that the person did in fact make these threats without provocation, I'll gladly carry your torch as a pitchfork needs two hands to brandish properly. Until then, all we can do is tut under our breaths.