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Old 01-05-13, 10:23 AM
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reddog3
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If I were you I'd remove the paint using Andy's method, then re-measure. I would not turn the frame over to the LBS for facing without knowing what you're working with. Who knows what you might get back?


BTW- a really good source for fine cut files (used for chain sharpening) is your local chain saw shop. A flat file would be described as a depth guage file. Round files are available in sizes from 1/8' up to 1/4". These are good quality, and relatively cheap.
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