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09-04-2006
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Re: Anyone using glass medic??
Used it in my days at Autoglass in the UK who have sole usage rights to this piece of equipment over here. A good improvement on their previous system, easy to use, resin is supplied in a sealed capsule which you load into the unit. The head pressure can be adjusted to reduce suction on delicate breaks. Cleaning and maintenance is no problem. Autoglass recommend their technicians to store it in an upright position. Like anything else in the repair business the better preparation the better the finish.
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