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Re: Al's Annual Inspection Thread 2015

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Originally Posted by rich2202 View Post
In R65 (allowed changes to pnumatics), the blue box says: "Do not, for example, paint ... any part of a pneumatic".

I remember a discussion last year about no labels or writing on plastic air tanks. In theory, the ink or adhesive could weaken the tank wall.

However, R65-E allows labeling.

So, can people put stickers, or write, on the air tanks or hoses?
How about getting some shrink tubing, and then writing on that?
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