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18-01-2007, 00:30
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Re: Mounting the PIAB Suction Cup
Well, until you know for certain where it will be placed you can just use a hot glue gun to make a nice seal. Once the suction cup is in place and you are certain of its placement you can use more permanent epoxy like JB weld.
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