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10-20-2007
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Re: glass mechanix service?????
chips1144, glad you got it, I think some may have missed.
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11-08-2007
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Re: glass mechanix service?????
Berg,
Just a quick note to say that I have went through both Glass Mechanix and Delta's training and they both were great. The instructors and staff at both places are a wealth of information and want you to succeed.
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#16
11-10-2007
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Re: glass mechanix service?????
Wow... this is like the Twilight Zone!!
I totally forgot Jeff was not a Delta guy!!! I do seem to recall hearing that before but it's still very weird and scary to me!!! LOL
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#17
11-10-2007
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Re: glass mechanix service?????
Jeff, does GM still promote funny techniques like drilling bullsyes and using spot heat to "fill" a stubborn leg? Stuff like that? lol... j/k
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#18
11-10-2007
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Re: glass mechanix service?????
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I really want to see the answer to this one.If you read other MFG. forums you will see some "funny" techniques being used as gospel. I would like to see the spin on this one..LOL
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11-10-2007
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Re: glass mechanix service?????
I got kicked off the GM forum a long time ago for questioning a "funny" technique ... forget what it was exaclty , but I do recall that it was totally bogus. Good stuff....
I like the look of the new GM injector... came out maybe 2-3 years ago?
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#20
11-12-2007
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Re: glass mechanix service?????
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Absolutely not, we do NOT advocate drilling bullseyes or using spot heat to fill legs. We do advocate, just as I did at DKI, heating the windshield to optimum temperature, but not excessive (which is what I think you meant). Excessive heat will make the leg swell shut, making it look like it's disappeared, but not allow resin to flow in. When it cools back down, the leg reappears. Not to mention increases the chance of it cracking out.
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