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Sneaky Sniper Drone




Bethlehem, Pa

Any suggestions out there on how to remove hardened green stuff from metal?

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Annapolis, MD, USA

Clippers, and it should all fall off.

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Executing Exarch






Odenton, MD

I use a hobby knife. Just cut a line down to the metal and twist so the blade gets under the GS, then you can just pull it off.
   
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Clippers is the way to go man.
just don't clip down too far.
   
 
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