quest4perfection
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- Apr 10, 2016
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I have a Limbsaver Slip-on recoil pad that has been damaged by some solvent or environmental condition. I left it in a shell bag for about a year in my garage. I just pulled it out and found some edges had "melted" and stuck to the canvas material of the shell bag. What could have caused that? Was it high heat? Some sort of solvent? An interaction with an adjacent material? Old age? If I could figure out what caused it I can avoid putting the pad in the same conditions in the future and hopefully keep using it for a long time. Thanks for your insight into this.
Ultraviolet, chemicals from handling firearm after cleaning, composition - I restored a pickup for which it was impossible to find a replacement windshield gasket. Bought a McGuires product for use on rubber, but will not use Armoral. Used it on car tires ONCE but it does not block ultraviolet and made it much worse. Wondering if this would help on items such as a scope issue mentioned on this thread? Dunno.