Any tips on getting down to migrate down to the bottom of the tubes on a seam ripped CDT (ready for trimming)?
Any tips on getting down to migrate down to the bottom of the tubes on a seam ripped CDT (ready for trimming)?
Last edited by GadgetUK437; 02-18-2017 at 17:15.
What I've been doing;
- Holding it up by the corners and gently shaking
- Hanging it up to let it settle for a few days
- Grabbing each tube in my fist and squeezing it down, like milking a cow
- Using a powerful torch close behind it to spot clumps
By torch I think they mean flashlight, not flaming stick which would make an interesting experience... Lol
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Last edited by GadgetUK437; 02-17-2017 at 06:10.
Possibly hang it by the corners vertically and gently beat it with a yard stick or similar device, followed up with your torch method.
Last edited by Redoleary; 02-17-2017 at 09:07.
Good luck,
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Would a straight propane torch work? I have a B tank with different sized tips.
I prefer the oomph of acetylene. You gotta show that down who's boss...
Sorry for derailing your thread Gadget.
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