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    Posted: 31 Jan 2021 at 9:06pm
Dose anyone have a good way to lap these power cells? Or they just a job to do?
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I've used valve lapping compound; like for hand-lapping of engine valves.
Rotate alternately by hand to get a smooth finish.  Doesn't take all that long.
Keep in order.

And make sure all surfaces are CLEAN before final assembly.
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Thanks Gatz. That's exactly what I'm doing. It seem to be taking awhile to get the desired results.Is the outside most bevel the only sealing surface besides the cap?
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