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Old 05-30-2018, 11:01 PM
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It sounds like a decent potential solution. One thing I'd be curious about is its stability long-term. It is safe to say most to all 15GP22s are going to survive (as physical objects, but not necessarily as working parts) the next 1-2 decades, barring accidents and failed rebuild attempts, possibly the next 1-2 centuries for some number of examples. If treated with this adhesive do we know that it will last over a decade (and if so how much) without breaking down and or failing in some way?

Also, some good tubes were coated with VacSeal that IIRC is known to be ineffective...Can this apply to those CRTs too?
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