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  1. 09-04-2012, 9:18 PM #31
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    Oh,I have that book and read it a while back. Getting too old!! I think I'll feel safer not doing that,though. Soon as I did that,I'd probably crack something from the heat,or discolor something. Maybe cook the protein in the glue.

    It is a good book though. I think I'll read it again.
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  2. 09-04-2012, 11:15 PM #32
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    Isn't that how you patch inner tubes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Curtis View Post
    Isn't that how you patch inner tubes?
    Inner tubes?

    Edit: Oh, for tires?
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  4. 09-04-2012, 11:40 PM #34
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    Yeah, for tires, 100 years ago except for bicycles. I was thinking of this because I've got one to patch in the morning; but I'll probably just use unheated glue.
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