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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce_in_Oz View Post
    There WILL be some adhesion of extruded glue binding the rubber strips to the timber,
    Dust the rubber heavily with talcum powder it acts as a release agent. Talcum powder is also excellent for removing sand from your feet at the beach too.
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