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Re: Replacement Key Fob casing
[Re: fish5133]
#1047551
14th Nov 2017 11:31pm
14th Nov 2017 11:31pm
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Posts: 13,912 Birkenhead
diggingdeeper

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Some cheap replacement fobs are useless, I usually end up putting a screw straight through them to hold them together.
Others don't even accept the original blades, seller usually acts very surprised, I just lose the will to live.
Another bit of advice, never buy a blank of ebay expecting a local key cutter to cut them, they won't. Cheap key blades use hard metals which can shatter or wear their cutting blades.
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