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Quick Tips
How about a thread where we throw out some quick tips that make things easier?
My first one would be I carry one of those little green snap cases that LISTERMINTS come in filled with cure tabs in my pocket
My first one would be I carry one of those little green snap cases that LISTERMINTS come in filled with cure tabs in my pocket
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Re: Quick Tips
Below is an image with some of the things that we think are helpful.
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Re: Quick Tips
What's the steelwool for?
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Sunshine: Korey posted just a photo, it looks like a price draw eh?
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The piece of 0000 steel wool can be used to clean the glass before starting a repair. The steel wool will remove any hydrophobic contaminates so you won't have to worry about the resin not sticking to the surface. Do this before cleaning the pit area with a probe so when you do clean the pit any steel wool fibers are removed at that time.
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Korey: you won the price yourself!
The answer has been explained here on this very forum in various posts.
And yes, it is a very good idea to use this as a pre-repair-cleaning-aid. It works great.
The answer has been explained here on this very forum in various posts.
And yes, it is a very good idea to use this as a pre-repair-cleaning-aid. It works great.
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One tip.
BE PATIENT! IT WORKS!
BE PATIENT! IT WORKS!
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If in doubt dry it out.
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We learned at GlasWeld: if in doubt, pull the piston out.
(for a second or third vacuum cycle in order to be able to have the void completely filled with resin BEFORE you cure)
(for a second or third vacuum cycle in order to be able to have the void completely filled with resin BEFORE you cure)
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