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For those hard to reach screws

By TintWizard
October 31, 2003 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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TintWizard

Posted October 31, 2003

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Posted October 31, 2003

...and to save your wrists ! :thumb

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GusTheTinter

Posted October 31, 2003

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Posted October 31, 2003

:rollin

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Mdog

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Posted October 31, 2003

WOW a reach around screw driver :rollin

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TintWizard

Posted October 31, 2003

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Posted October 31, 2003

hardly TOTW..I meant to put it in tool forum :rollin

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Posted November 1, 2003

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Posted November 1, 2003

:lol

Well I might use it to remove screws but not putting them back. I think I pray the hardest when I'm working right next to a freshly tinted window putting hardware back on. I sound like a snake! sssssssssss when it accidently slips off the screw and skips across the film. :thumb

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