Wrapping HFCs

Originally Posted by Mozen Well done....still need to add a few ties. I did it wet and will let it dry before the silicone spray. Not the best by any

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Wrapping HFCs

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Originally Posted by Mozen

Well done....still need to add a few ties. I did it wet and will let it dry before the silicone spray.

Not the best by any means but should do the job.

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Normal cheap wrap or the already dark color titanium wrap?

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