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Step 4Put them together
Now it's time to put them together.
Because the halves are pressure fit, you'll need to poke holes in the top to let the air escape. It just so happens that we need a filler hole anyway, so use the thumbtack to create one in the center.
Now carefully align the halves so the top fits inside the lip of the bottom. You'll probably have to use a shim made of left over can pieces.
Once they are aligned, squeeze the halves together as tight as you can, making sure to keep them even.
If you're having problems getting the halves together, use the sandpaper on the inside of the bottom half to remove a little of the aluminum. It also helps to smooth the cut edges of both halves to allow them to slide together easier.
Because the halves are pressure fit, you'll need to poke holes in the top to let the air escape. It just so happens that we need a filler hole anyway, so use the thumbtack to create one in the center.
Now carefully align the halves so the top fits inside the lip of the bottom. You'll probably have to use a shim made of left over can pieces.
Once they are aligned, squeeze the halves together as tight as you can, making sure to keep them even.
If you're having problems getting the halves together, use the sandpaper on the inside of the bottom half to remove a little of the aluminum. It also helps to smooth the cut edges of both halves to allow them to slide together easier.
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Sep 24, 2010. 2:26 PMkorotw
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What is the yellow stuff inside the can?
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Oct 4, 2010. 7:22 AMbeehard44
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its residue from the fuel. If you get this residue, i suggest you get denatured alcohol. if you are using denatured alcohol, try to get the cleanest fuel as possible, because if the residue blocks your jets, say goodbye to your face.
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Feb 14, 2011. 10:01 AMDoctorOfAwesome
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actually it insullation
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