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Old 08-26-2013, 01:06 PM #1
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Thanks for the link, those sure are mean tips. My solution was a last minute cheaper option, and it has worked for me. Better traction on wet and dry floors.
I think your solution is great!

It works for you and keeps you safe, that's all that matters
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I think your solution is great!

It works for you and keeps you safe, that's all that matters
Yes thank you, and further more with usage the threads have separated a bit giving me even more grip. And like I said, it was a last minute thing without having to spend extra money.
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