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Cleaning a used Big Dipper

Started by bpjon, November 30, 2012, 01:52:00 PM

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bpjon

I bought used Big Dipper off ****, and when it arrived it was caked on the inside with about 1/8" of dried lacquer and a solid 2" plug on the bottom.  Thought I would chip off the worst near the top, then fill it with solvent and let it sit for a month, empty it and see what happens.  I grabbed the top edge of the crust with a pair of pliers and started twisting, and twisted, and twisted, and twisted and the whole mess came out in one chunk.  Couldn't believe it.  Sometimes it's better to be lucky than skilled.
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Doc Nock

That paints a hilarious   :bigsmyl:   picture right there, reading your words and seeing you gut the tube!

That is pretty sweet!
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John Scifres

Funnier yet is that I misread the title as "Cleaning a used Big DIAPER"  :)
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ChuckC

Had a similar thing happen when I left it full of stuff too long.  It just may be designed that way.  Let er dry and peel it off.

The contents do, however, look. . . .  well, strange.
ChuckC

ChuckC

OK John,  just read yours when mine posted.  In keeping with your theme. . . . . my post was. . . . . ewwww !

ChuckC


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