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03-01-2009 05:38 AM #1
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Cut it and re-glass. Heat ain't gonna do anything.
The parts were pulled to soon from the moldWhen I get to where I was goin, I forgot why I went there> 
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03-01-2009 05:45 AM #2
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[QUOTE=DA34GUY;343741]Cut it and re-glass. Heat ain't gonna do anything.
The parts were pulled to soon from the mold[/QU
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03-01-2009 11:17 AM #3
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I'd see about returning them first tough and having them replaced before I did all that work to something I just paid for.Got Guts - Get Graphics
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03-01-2009 02:22 PM #4
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A lot depends on if you JUST bought them or if you bought them a while back and stored them, maybe improperly so they took a set. If you just bought them, yep, return them. If it has been a while you may be screwed. They can be cut and reshaped, but it isn't fun sometimes.
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