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I have to go very slow and at angle, especially at my work. I didn't get use to it at all. Doesn't matter how careful or slow I was, there
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04-11-2010, 11:15 PM
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I have to go very slow and at angle, especially at my work. I didn't get use to it at all. Doesn't matter how careful or slow I was, there is a loud scrape noise - embarrassed sometimes.
Got advise from one of this forum members, just trim the feathery plastic with a razor and it looks much better. |
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