Research regarding Cookers, Portable, No. 2

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04-12-20, 04:09

derk derin derk derin is offline

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The tank had a couple of hammer marks, I popped them out with air then bondoed up the ripples. Turned out ok. Don’t want it to look too pretty otherwise I would worry about it getting scratched!
Derk

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