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would be cool if they glued those scoops on a lunchbox!

klavy69 wrote:I haven't but I went out and got me a bag and will try some a little later tonight

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Todd

LMAO1

Anyone use scoops ? i have tried them on my b44 but have been thinking of adding it onto an rc10 body.. any benefit for you?... if so i would like to see some pics !

how much? gotta post some pics!

HAPPY BIIIIiiiird day!!!!

realized it after i looked at the pic again.. how long did it take you?

not bad! thought it would be harder with graphite

would be pretty epic if they just rebuild the first two COD's!!!

That bad??

Here is list of tips I have: wherever possible, cover the part with some clear tape, such as packing tape, front and back. this prevents any tools from gouging the surface. I go one step farther in that my part templates I cut out of white paper, and tape in place on the fiberglass. This gives me a...

you used only simple green as the soak for the white parts? not bad! would that work on died parts to bring back white too? (not trying to hijack)

if i remember correctly you want to put tape over the fiberglass before cutting.. helps with the fiberglass splintering when you are cutting it

resurrecting an old thread but.. i have a set and was wondering if there was a washer that goes between the thread with the hot trick? if you tighten these they sort of bind.. or am i missing something?

Notice a difference with cvd?

Any big difference switching from dogbones? so far i have read that there isn't... wondering what people here think about them!
~Biggy