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Post  dressur 3/6/2008, 6:32 am

anyone know how? It's too sticky to sand, but too hard to wipe off!
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Post  Rich 3/6/2008, 6:38 am

dressur wrote:anyone know how? It's too sticky to sand, but too hard to wipe off!
Hammer!!!! Bash hammer Laugh my a**e off!

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Post  dressur 3/6/2008, 6:46 am

Rich Stone wrote:
dressur wrote:anyone know how? It's too sticky to sand, but too hard to wipe off!
Hammer!!!! Bash hammer Laugh my a**e off!

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yeah -To my frontal lobe - should've done that before I started the job!!
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Post  Dark Knight 3/6/2008, 6:48 am

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Rich Stone wrote:
dressur wrote:anyone know how? It's too sticky to sand, but too hard to wipe off!
Hammer!!!! Bash hammer Laugh my a**e off!

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yeah -To my frontal lobe - should've done that before I started the job!!

get a heater on it and let it set then sand off
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Post  Rich 3/6/2008, 6:51 am

Surely it can't be worse than 'Chicken' damage? Laughing

Get 'Chicks Away' to come round and fix it for you...

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Post  Dark Knight 3/6/2008, 6:53 am

Rich Stone wrote:Surely it can't be worse than 'Chicken' damage? Laughing

Get 'Chicks Away' to come round and fix it for you...

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they do a great job....

you been reading my phone too rich i didnt thik your adminastative rights gave you access to that.... thats exactly how i saved it in there!!!! Spooky!!!
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Post  dressur 3/6/2008, 6:54 am

I was rather hoping for something a little more..err...useful!!
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Post  Dark Knight 3/6/2008, 7:04 am

dressur wrote:I was rather hoping for something a little more..err...useful!!

like i said heat it to dry and sand it.... trying to do it whilst sticky will just make a mess!!
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Post  Rich 3/6/2008, 7:12 am

PaulMGTF160 wrote:you been reading my phone too rich i didnt thik your adminastative rights gave you access to that.... thats exactly how i saved it in there!!!! Spooky!!!
And there was me trying to be clever again... Rolling Eyes

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Post  Nick 3/6/2008, 7:18 am

** sticks on cowboy hat**

get some of the hardener, smear it on the surface, this hardens the top layer and you can chip it off - I had mini's with various 'repairs' I did when I was 17 Shocked Laughing
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