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 Post subject: removing tap headgear
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whats the best way to remove rounded headgear?
its completely lost the straight edge and is very soft...

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Pic perhaps

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cant get a pic at the moment :( i left my phone at work

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I can wait. :mrgreen:

Should have asked this morning we could have done it for you.

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:lol: i wish i had've known hehe they are both wrecked :-)

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Was in Angmering. :wink:

pair of footprints or stilsons will get them off, you can buy new bodies then.

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root wrote:
whats the best way to remove rounded headgear?
its completely lost the straight edge and is very soft...



Dr maybe? Viagra? Pfffft!

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:lol: think i need new heads anyway have a feeling the ceramic discs a bit shot in them

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