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<p>[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 482784, member: 5066"]Hey Greg, yeah, repairing or even replacing is not hard work but is tedious & fairly precise. And yes, if it's not real bad, just reheating and pressure can work. I've always been to lazy to mess with this sort of thing, i call the restorer and basically say, i want this, that and the other thing, when is it gonna be ready?</p><p>Works like a charm, EVERY TIME![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 482784, member: 5066"]Hey Greg, yeah, repairing or even replacing is not hard work but is tedious & fairly precise. And yes, if it's not real bad, just reheating and pressure can work. I've always been to lazy to mess with this sort of thing, i call the restorer and basically say, i want this, that and the other thing, when is it gonna be ready? Works like a charm, EVERY TIME![/QUOTE]
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