Deverdigrising results - Brown Action

[gordon stelter]

Nice idea, Joe, but the "rail" is so thin that screws
are not much of an option, I'm afraid, except for very
small ones to index the things. And as there are great
globs of horse glue holding the flanges in place on
this thin, fragile rail, "popping them off" isn't
pleasant to think of, either. I believe, from years of
player work, that shards and splinters would be all
that's left. 
     No, the brake part cleaner worked gorgeously,
wonderfully, fantastically well! Of course I used a
new carbon mask, as it's xylene, which can make you
forget your own name, rank and raison d'etre, pronto!
Feel like an idjit for not trying it 30 years earlier!
Thump

P.S.  Bet it killed all the cooties in this thing,
too!

--- Joe Garrett <joegarrett@earthlink.net> wrote:

> Thumper said: "If I can avoid making a  Mylar (TM)
> pattern of
> all these flanges, then heating them off, re-pinning
> and regluing them, trying to match the tracing, I
> guarantee y'all 100% that I will !"
> 
> Thumper,
> Why do you always do it the hard way?!!! The best
> way, IMO, would be to screw drill through the
> flanges, into the rail; install screws w/bees wax;
> remove screws and pop them off with a chisel! Then
> Sandpaper the rail and reinstall. 
> As for all the high toxicity chemicals- - - -
> Sheesh! What a "Cleany Beany"!<G> You being a guy
> (?), you should know that dirt is part of our
> existence!<G> (Girls need not comment!<G>)
> Regards,
> 
> 
> Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
> Captain, Tool Police
> Squares R I


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