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11-11-2012, 03:48 PM
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Questions
Do Tango Eggs have a glossy finish? I had some V61 Neilsons that I soaked (for too long) and their glossy surface ended up hazing, with an end result similiar to the Tango Egg Jennings we are discussing. I don't know the seller and not defending him...just curious. Also...does the back look authentic? If it was soaked the soaking wouldn't affect the look of the back.
Brian 
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