Graybar
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It's up for auction this weekend. What do you think it's worth?
http://sierraauctions.auctionflex.co...enum=1&lang=En
http://sierraauctions.auctionflex.co...enum=1&lang=En
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Again, it depends on what you are willing to pay. It is a common class 15 design that has been badged Graybar. It looks in relatively good condition. I would start at $25 and not go higher then $40 but that is me.
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Donna,
Thanks for that tip.
Now, how about this: I got a box of Greist attachments from auction and those ijits had put a masking tape label on the box. Of course that's all but torn the surface off.
How can I separate the tape from the box surface? If I can do that I can carefully glue the torn part back down.
Joe
Thanks for that tip.
Now, how about this: I got a box of Greist attachments from auction and those ijits had put a masking tape label on the box. Of course that's all but torn the surface off.
How can I separate the tape from the box surface? If I can do that I can carefully glue the torn part back down.
Joe
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Also, WD40 works great to remove stickers. Just spray, let sit and use a plastic scrapper and gently start to remove sticker. Usually the top will come off first and then the bottom sticky residue.
Agree, some ijits just don't have a clue!
Agree, some ijits just don't have a clue!
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