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which silicone for carbon blades?
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I used to use windscreen sealant, which is very secure, but not easy to get off again. Now I don't use anything, as I like to be able to take blades and footpockets apart for travel
cheers
dave
www.spearo.co.uk
cheers
dave
www.spearo.co.uk
hello dave
these are your blades (c4f30), just got em in the mail this morning, thanks . went imedialy for the pool, i was in there for 3 hours having loads of fun.. however the sides of the footpockets (sporasub) kept falling of the blades. so i thought i would have to cone em up. you say you dont use any, dont you have the same problem then..?
morten
these are your blades (c4f30), just got em in the mail this morning, thanks . went imedialy for the pool, i was in there for 3 hours having loads of fun.. however the sides of the footpockets (sporasub) kept falling of the blades. so i thought i would have to cone em up. you say you dont use any, dont you have the same problem then..?
morten