Stripping the Mordex
- The Old Buffer
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Re: Stripping the Mordex
Have you polished it up with autosol or anything else?
The coiled line travels from the reel, it brings up at last, the hook goes home, and then begins the test of skill. "BB"
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Re: Stripping the Mordex
A definite improvement, I think painted ones will soon become vary scarce.
Wal.
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Re: Stripping the Mordex
No polish, simply stripped, washed, driedThe Old Buffer wrote:Have you polished it up with autosol or anything else?
Chance is always powerful. Let your hook be always cast; in the pool where you least expect it, there will be a fish
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Re: Stripping the Mordex
that turned out a bit of alright ,nice one loop
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Re: Stripping the Mordex
I walked (well hobbled) round to Tesco tonight to get some Dettol and guess what, thats right they didnt have any
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Re: Stripping the Mordex
A bit like Delia and her cranberries (no, no, not these people https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IzV6tXK9Cw). I preferred the blonde hairdo myself. Good drummer though.I walked (well hobbled) round to Tesco tonight to get some Dettol and guess what, thats right they didnt have any
Iain
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