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WD40 200 1985

posted by  bcg on  Sun Mar 13 21:15 CST 2016
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hi swede (name isn't posted),

thanks for the suggestion; i'll try that or the thinner. i was thinking of using just a glass scraper with a safety razor, but you have some serious tools there for the job.

regardless, looks like a messy job...it's sticky stuff.

regards,
byron






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