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Re: Epoxy my Rocket Cock on ?

In Reply to: Re: Epoxy my Rocket Cock on ? posted by m98monkey on March 20, 2003 at 16:04:47:

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Posted by:
c98sniper
on March 20, 2003 at 19:34:20

Not only the fact that vibration would take it off, but also if the epoxy sealed to that thin layer of paint and it broke off, you would need to have a nice little paint job done if you wanted the gun to look nice again.

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Re: Epoxy my Rocket Cock on ? m98monkey 13:14:54 03/21/03 (0)

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: Not only the fact that vibration would take it off, but also if the epoxy sealed to that thin layer of paint and it broke off, you would need to have a nice little paint job done if you wanted the gun to look nice again.

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