Replacing a broken doggy door flap can get expensive! This video shows you how to DIY repair and fix an outdoor doggy door flap. The material is a flexible vinyl that broke after 3 years or so of use. The culprit: extreme cold weather stiffens the vinyl and it eventually breaks along the pivot point. The fix: a little superglue, some twisty-ties (yep, for break), some clamps, and a drill. This DIY job should save you $20-$30 if you have superglue lying around - and $15-$25 if you have to buy your own glue, depending of course on the cost of your replacement doggy door. Anyway, hope this helps!
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