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Thread: Removing epoxied on mounts

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  1. 27-10-2016, 04:44 PM #10
    Beetroot
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    I'd give it a good blast with the heat gun before undoing the screws, then give rings a tap with a hammer if you can't remove them by hand.
    Unless you heat them up something crazy (like over 200 degrees kinda thing), messing up the heat treatment shouldn't be an issue.
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