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  1. 15-11-2015, 08:24 PM #1
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    I tried it yesterday afty,Ive put it away for a week but I want to crack it to see what it looks like.
    Is 4 coats of release compound enough?I used PVA,brushed on
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    Quote Originally Posted by marky123 View Post
    I tried it yesterday afty,Ive put it away for a week but I want to crack it to see what it looks like.
    Is 4 coats of release compound enough?I used PVA,brushed on
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    Nope 4 coats of release will see the compound stick to your action better than shit to a blanket.

    You should have used either 3 or 5 coats for a smooth release.

    The rifle is Fu*ked now so no need to wait another week as the Rifle will still be Fu*ked.

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    The more I attempt projects such as these,the more I appreciate the vast gulf between my enthusiasm and my ability.
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