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Re: PGP paint question

In Reply to: PGP paint question posted by Will on December 30, 2002 at 20:08:03:

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Posted by:
Burphel
on December 30, 2002 at 21:15:30

: The paint on my pgp seems to be slowly and messily peeling off. What's the best way to get it off so it doesnt gum up my valve, etc?
Dremel tool, emery impregnated polishing wheel (spidery nylon cloth lookin' thing, not one of the stones or buffing wheels). Lots of patience.
On the other hand, I've never heard of a PGP's paint fouling the internals in any way. And going for the clean brass look comes at the price of needing frequent cleaning/polishing if you don't want it to look liketricycle.

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: : The paint on my pgp seems to be slowly and messily peeling off. What's the best way to get it off so it doesnt gum up my valve, etc? : Dremel tool, emery impregnated polishing wheel (spidery nylon cloth lookin' thing, not one of the stones or buffing wheels). Lots of patience. : On the other hand, I've never heard of a PGP's paint fouling the internals in any way. And going for the clean brass look comes at the price of needing frequent cleaning/polishing if you don't want it to look like<i>tricycle</i>.

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