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 Subject:  Re: Five star, Track-Ez indiv Track link assembly jigList thread.  
  
 Date:  May 6, 2005
 From:  P. Campbell 
Alternately, if you like the paint...

Rub the surface with a faintly-oily cloth. It'll coat the jig enough to stop glue adhesion, but not enough to contaminate the links.

Better yet: use a few drops of cooking oil, and a few spritz's with warm soapy water from a spray bottle and a similar rinse after assembly will banish any oil that does get on the tracks.

WhiteWolf
 
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  Five star, Track-Ez indiv Track link assembly jig - Lakchai Thongsripong - May 4, 2005
. . . Re: Five star, Track-Ez indiv Track link assembly jig - Greg Harker - May 5, 2005
. . . . . . Re: Five star, Track-Ez indiv Track link assembly jig - P. Campbell - May 6, 2005
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