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No, that is now the best one, fixed, really glued in now. It's the other ones we got to worry about. The ones which fall out, once you open them. And as it got worse, tried some of that wonderful stuff advertised on TV. Flex Seal, well that sure as heck did not do it, but Scotch 88 sure did. Best electrical tape ever, the 88 is rated 600V and higher, real sticky.
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