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February 19th 06, 12:32 AM
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Follow Up - Way to restore the grip on pinch wheels
Thank you all for the advice given. Got the CaiKleen rubber restorer
recommended by GR in the mail today. I even followed the directions. Results? Perfect!!! Printing heaveyweight glossy all afternoon. 30 plus prints. No slippage or jamming at all. Thanks again to you all for the advice. 
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February 19th 06, 09:12 AM
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Follow Up - Way to restore the grip on pinch wheels
William Holohan wrote:
Thank you all for the advice given. Got the CaiKleen rubber restorer recommended by GR in the mail today. I even followed the directions. Results? Perfect!!! Printing heaveyweight glossy all afternoon. 30 plus prints. No slippage or jamming at all. Thanks again to you all for the advice. And thank you for the solution post.
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February 20th 06, 02:45 PM
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Follow Up - Way to restore the grip on pinch wheels
Just for interest sake, does this mention what it's main ingredients
are? Does it have a strong smell? Art William Holohan wrote: Thank you all for the advice given. Got the CaiKleen rubber restorer recommended by GR in the mail today. I even followed the directions. Results? Perfect!!! Printing heaveyweight glossy all afternoon. 30 plus prints. No slippage or jamming at all. Thanks again to you all for the advice.
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February 20th 06, 04:09 PM
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Follow Up - Way to restore the grip on pinch wheels
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:32:10 -0500, William Holohan
wrote: Arthur, Says: Contains, petroleum naptha, terpene hydrocarbon, chlorinated parafin. It has a strong orange oil odor. Solution appears to be mostly volatile. Evaporates from glass surface leaving very light oily coating behind. I would assume that what is left behind on glass would be absorbed into rubber. Bill "Irish" Holohan
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