To hell and not back yet
01-07-2006, 03:06 AM
#21
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RE: To hell and not back yet
This stuff is the sh_t. It trumps WD-40 hands down. Try it if the WD doesn't help
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this is what you want to use
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this is what you want to use
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01-07-2006, 04:21 AM
#23
RE: To hell and not back yet
$5000 in Snap-On or Matco tools isn't really a lot. I have 10K easily in tools from Snap-On and Mac and Matco and I still don't have enough tools...
Best thing to do is PB Blast it and heat it up. You can try a propane torch if you can get one.
Best thing to do is PB Blast it and heat it up. You can try a propane torch if you can get one.
01-07-2006, 06:29 AM
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RE: To hell and not back yet
Im a car audio installer not a mechanic. For an installer 5k in tools is alot compared to the average. If i was a mechanic if have a nice 10k snap on box with another 20k in snap on tools and i would owe my life to the snap on aka strap on guy
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$5000 in Snap-On or Matco tools isn't really a lot. I have 10K easily in tools from Snap-On and Mac and Matco and I still don't have enough tools...
Best thing to do is PB Blast it and heat it up. You can try a propane torch if you can get one.
$5000 in Snap-On or Matco tools isn't really a lot. I have 10K easily in tools from Snap-On and Mac and Matco and I still don't have enough tools...
Best thing to do is PB Blast it and heat it up. You can try a propane torch if you can get one.
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