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Old 10-11-2004, 11:44 AM
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ok... newbie question here.

Does the tape and plugs need to remain on the part during hte curing process.. or can they be removed proir to the curing process...
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You can remove prior to baking, just be careful not to disturb the powder.I leave mine on whenever possible and then remove when it comes out of the oven while it is still warm. Your choice, it can be done any way that works for you.
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thanks for the info dale!.. im sure i'll have more..!
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