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Old 09-18-2016, 10:11 PM
Geoff Bourquin Geoff Bourquin is offline
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My experience was the same as Tom....Tried all sorts of solvents, and eventually found that warm water and a drop of detergent took it right off. I chose to chip off the petrified bits with my fingernails, but I didn't have much to scrape off.
I wonder if they used more than one material to make the gaskets...
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