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Modifying cut keys

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Modifying cut keys

Postby nukaidee » 15 Jun 2010 1:53

I have access to a 'restricted' key set. It is an Schlage Primus system. I've compared between the key I have been assigned, and the access key I wish to obtain. I just need to "fill" in some grooves. I was wondering if someone knew a way to do that, would epoxy work? are there other ways of doing this?

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Re: Modifying cut keys

Postby EmCee » 15 Jun 2010 2:41

I can't really believe this is a serious post...

...but on the off-chance that it is, then the answer is that nobody on this site is going to assist you in gaining unauthorised access to wherever/whatever it is that you are currently denied access. If you think you should be given access, then ask to be given a copy of the key that you 'wish to obtain'.

Cheers...
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Re: Modifying cut keys

Postby Legion303 » 15 Jun 2010 9:08

In before lock!

-steve
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Re: Modifying cut keys

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