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I don't know about "dressing" but there are tools that exist whose
specific
purpose is to loosen rubber hoses.
My son who is an auto mechanic has used
them for years, and now I own a
couple of them as they come in various sizes.
Mine are Snap-on.
Let me tell you they work wonders...so much
better/easier/faster than
using a screwdriver to release the bond between the
hose and the
fitting.
Didn't mean to hijack the thread but thought this was
appropriate.
Hope this helps.
Jay
What is the best dressing for engine
exhaust hose connections to
fiberglass fittings so they can be easily
disassembled?
Kindest regards,
Leonard Brunotte
Jay Leonard
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945-5456
1-800-775-2690 ext 5456
FAX (860) 945-5403
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