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Re: Your Fingers

In Reply to: Your Fingers posted by Dale on May 06, 2003 at 09:00:50:

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Protouringcars
on May 06, 2003 at 13:22:20

Thanks! I'll be good from there. So the only way to remove locktite is to apply heat...say from a lighter? Or can I go about removing the residue using some other removal method? So far I've been picking at it with a compass use for drawing lol. Sounds cheap but it works. I don't have any fine tools quite yet....so I had to make due. Any further info would be appeciated. Thx again.

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: Thanks! I'll be good from there. So the only way to remove locktite is to apply heat...say from a lighter? Or can I go about removing the residue using some other removal method? So far I've been picking at it with a compass use for drawing lol. Sounds cheap but it works. I don't have any fine tools quite yet....so I had to make due. Any further info would be appeciated. Thx again.

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