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  1. 02-15-2013, 11:02 PM #1
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    Fyi..i do this as a hobby, but have plenty of other stuff goin on..itz all about maximizing profits, bur I dont wana waste time..



    Who else cleans their ali??

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    Quote Originally Posted by scrappy888 View Post
    Fyi..i do this as a hobby, but have plenty of other stuff goin on..itz all about maximizing profits, bur I dont wana waste time..

    Who else cleans their ali??
    If you mean stripping off the transistors/chips fastened to them, and pins holding them to the boards, then yes I do. For extruded I get .70 now compared to about.25-.35 for dirty.
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