Removing old oil drip pad from featherweight that was glued on...
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Do those felt pads have to be glued on? In the Featherweight manual it instructs you to glue on and I have wondered why? I have not done it to either of the FW I've cleaned, but am I going to rue up that decision? Thanks
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I also wonder if the pads have to be glued in? I can't really see why they would...but defer that question to others who have more experience than myself!
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Because you don't want the pad falling foward onto the gears. The gears could chew it up and it could cause lots of problems.
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I agree, try the goo-gone & you can also try diluted heinz white vinegar. Try 1 part to 3 parts water. This is what I used when refinishing furniture. It softens the glue & then you must wipe it clean, after which, I would use denatured alcohol-
good luck !
good luck !
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