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Just bought a used gc3 rails are dead can only get 3 to 31/2 rails up an down can they be refurbished in any way short of replacing rubber also is k55 acceptable an what is average price for job...thanks
Refurbish rails on gc 3
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I just purchased a set of Artemis intercontinental 66 rubber from the classified section here for a good price for my gc3. As far price to redo the rails I have learned its different for different areas of the country best bet would be to call around and get your quotes from local places but check their references because there is a lot of hack artists out there.
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You can spend good money on good cusions and then spend more good money on bad install work, because guys saying they are certified, end up with pictures of their work on here all the time and not from happy customers! Donny wessels or Mark Gregory either one have many satisfied customers. If you are set on someone local then do the due diligence and ask for references and put eyes on the work and play on it!
You can spend good money on good cusions and then spend more good money on bad install work, because guys saying they are certified, end up with pictures of their work on here all the time and not from happy customers! Donny wessels or Mark Gregory either one have many satisfied customers. If you are set on someone local then do the due diligence and ask for references and put eyes on the work and play on it!
You can call Bob DeTurk. He is in PA. Not that far from you. 610-812-4023
No, rail cushion replacement and sub-rail calibration is what the doctor ordered. You can pay less money to someone that don't know what they're doing, then pay someone more money that DOES know what they're doing, or save yourself a lot of money and just hire someone that knows what they're doing in the first place, all depends on where you live:grin:
Bob D. did mine. Like everyone is saying...do it right or do it over and pay again. Regardless of price know who you are dealing with. The cost depends on the rubber used. Call around. Get quote from Bob. He's a pleasure to deal with. He's not a huckster or pushy salesman.
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