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Unread 09-29-2014, 12:27 PM   #1
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I'm going to try this on a set of repro grips with no "edges" at all!
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I read about this trick somewhere else, and it works great! However, I would like to find a harder type of glue that allows you to make a more permanent repair. Seems like the standard a bit soft, so it gets messed up if you remove the grips. A hard type of hot glue would be perfect to use in revolver grips where the holes have been wallered out. I usually use epoxy for this, but hot glue would be way quicker and less messy.
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