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If you're going to melt down, this is the place to do it," said Alan Ehrlich, executive director of the Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce, adding that the nonjudgmental nature of the area adds to its appeal. Prototype polyurethane tires of the distant past ran into not-so-niggling problems during real-world testing such as poor wet traction and melt down during braking. In Springfield, townspeople enlist the help of a local metalcasting facility to melt down guns, brass knuckles and ninja stars (Fig. |
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