> Although some ARE really unsaveable, if you clean the ball and the axis > rotators (which may require a little careful scraping from gunk buildup) > they might still be useable. Replacing the slider material can be done in a > multitude of ways. Some use the fuzzy half of velcro. You can also > custom-cut plastic pieces and glue them in.
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