Post by patrickb on Mar 9, 2016 23:44:49 GMT
...or plastic strips if you want to go about it in a simple way.
Another 1992TS Cheap fix? I noticed a lot of these strips on many but not all Central Line trains. They are being slotted on both sides of the Poster Board frame I assume to prevent the posters from falling.
Unfortunately, the strips have not even lasted a week, they curve and start to fall off. I inspected one that I found on the ventilation grills behind the seats. It's a fairly thick piece of perspex which has been sharpened on each end, I believe that the strips are wedged between the poster and frame.
Any more info on this marvelous idea?
Another 1992TS Cheap fix? I noticed a lot of these strips on many but not all Central Line trains. They are being slotted on both sides of the Poster Board frame I assume to prevent the posters from falling.
Unfortunately, the strips have not even lasted a week, they curve and start to fall off. I inspected one that I found on the ventilation grills behind the seats. It's a fairly thick piece of perspex which has been sharpened on each end, I believe that the strips are wedged between the poster and frame.
Any more info on this marvelous idea?
