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WARPIG Tank Talk

thanks for the info

In Reply to: Release Agents... posted by Captain_Caveman on July 31, 2003 at 18:10:08:


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Dave _Tackleberry_

on July 31, 2003 at 18:20:24

wow thanks. Yea I guess Ill stick with the wax paper then, sometimes it sticks to the glass and then I end up having to peel it off. Something large like a turret though would have alot of room to do the peeling, its not like trying to get it out of the inside of a PVC size pipe lol.

This sounds like a good way to make a lawn mower tank, without killing the engine.

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