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Riveting the wheel tread?
We keep losing the tr5ead on our Andy Mark plaction wheels, and we were wondering if riveting the tread to the wheel would constitute as metal-to-carpet contact...
I tried searching the Q&A, and CD, but I did not find an answer to this question. I would post a question to the Q&A, but the only person who knows the username and password for our team is not here, and busy... 
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