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Unread 02-16-2011, 04:42 PM   #8
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Bill pretty sure it is a nail on pad, my plan IF I attempt it would be to leave the original red plate on the gun and replace the black sponge pieces. the red parts are intact and I believe they could be straightened using a heat source and a flat surface. On the original pads the base and the other parts were separate and glued on to the base plate, I wonder what type of glue was used. At any rate I am going to do some research before trying any thing.
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