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04-23-2008
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Not enough
Something we have come across on many occasions with people having trouble fill damages of all descriptions, is that they have not put enough resin in the injector. With a lot of injectors relying on hydraulic pressure to do the job any air above the resin and below the injector is not helping matters. So next time you are having a problem filling that damage check you have enough resin in the injector, a couple of small drops is often enough to really speed the job along. I know there are many more reasons behind a chip not filling and we have talked about them before on this forum, this is just one of the simple problems that is sometimes overlooked.
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