Subject	2nd. Use a light touch to take off the peaks. When you put
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on August 22, 2012 at 2:06 PM
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In Reply To	It's a matter of technique. Gently with a fine-tooth file. posted by zellamay on August 22, 2012 at 12:38 PM
Message	a flat file on the blemish, it will rock like a teeter totter. You will feel the high spot(s). As Zellamay advises, when you begin to see file marks on the primary surface, you are finished. The finer the tooth cut, the better. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	Scratched gasket surface on transmission front cover - inf 19:11:36 08/21/12 Not really sure on the issue - can you circle or highlight - jzack 20:27:50 08/21/12 um...ok, maybe it's not a scratch... - inf 21:44:33 08/21/12 Duh - didn't scroll over enough on the image, now I - jzack 20:33:49 08/22/12 It doesn't even go through, from outside to inside. - zellamay 23:49:14 08/21/12 the wire wheel actually smoothed it out a lot, but It... - inf 01:14:08 08/22/12 I'd still find a way to smooth out that surface. - zellamay 02:12:51 08/22/12 I'd really try to get a flat file up into that space. Even - Gordo 93TT Daytona 08:17:08 08/22/12 Yes. Hopefully, I'd have thought of that if I were on the - zellamay 11:20:00 08/22/12 I just fear the file will remove parts of the flat surface - inf 12:06:12 08/22/12 It's a matter of technique. Gently with a fine-tooth file. - zellamay 12:38:27 08/22/12 2nd. Use a light touch to take off the peaks. When you put - Gordo 93TT Daytona 14:06:01 08/22/12 The gasket doesn't go all the way to the bearing though - inf 01:17:05 08/22/12 I'm slow, I just got what you are saying here. Filing down - zellamay 08:40:01 08/23/12
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