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    Contributing Member Rick Kirchner's Avatar
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    Default straightening radiator fins

    I didn't know about this method, so posting the link here:

    https://www.reddit.com/r/lifehacks/c..._fix_radiator/

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    Slower than a comb but looks like a much more elegant result.

    Thanks.
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    Default radiator fins

    I always used an exacto knife but this really looks good and better.

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