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Even after straightening & lubricating the remote control, it st…

Even after straightening & lubricating the remote control, it still wouldn't move smoothly, which was due to the rusted coil spring. Sandblasting removed the roughness, and a tiny strip of low-friction tape made it slick enough to work.
Even after straightening & lubricating the remote control, it still wouldn't move smoothly, which was due to the rusted coil spring. Sandblasting removed the roughness, and a tiny strip of low-friction tape made it slick enough to work.Original file
Even after straightening & lubricating the remote control, it still wouldn't move smoothly, which was due to the rusted coil spring. Sandblasting removed the roughness, and a tiny strip of low-friction tape made it slick enough to work.

Even after straightening & lubricating the remote control, it still wouldn't move smoothly, which was due to the rusted coil spring. Sandblasting removed the roughness, and a tiny strip of low-friction tape made it slick enough to work.

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