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Old 11-26-2002 | 02:34 AM
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daven
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Default Skinned Hinges - Minnesota Style

Its time to share one of my dearest secrets.

Over the years I have tried just about everything on torque rods, to stop epoxy from sticking to it. By far the best material I have found is Crisco Shortning. That white pasty stuff, we use to fry chicken in. Laugh all you want, but this stuff works good. I would also bet, that theres probably a can in the cupboard that hasn't been used for a while.

I put a mark on the torque rod with a marker just as it enters the hinge gap. I apply a generous amount of crisco to the torque rod up to the mark and set the torque rod in place.
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