In a message dated 4/14/99 11:25:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time, gnewell@EN.COM writes: << If these are contaminated would repining be a viable solution? Would replacement be better? My customer is convinced (his own thoughts) that replacement is better. >> Greg, I'm a greenhorn in the business, (~2 yrs), but I'd be in favor of repinning a few first, and seeing how it works out. Then, if that still doesn't work, you can be assured of no future problems by rebushing. It depends on whether you are willing to tale the time to try other things when you might need to rebush anyway. Does that make any sense? Robert Dueck (College student) :-)
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