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More experienced repairers - please guide learners with patience and respect 
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By HectorLooi · Posted
There are 316 washers available. https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrOpbhZ -
By LittleWatchShop · Posted
Yes indeed. I have thought about starting with a washer, but that would be unknown metal. @nickelsilver has suggested 316L on another forum. I am going to see what form I can buy...hopefully tubular as you suggest. -
You are right, Cousins don't have them. I was making the point that similar movements only cost £2-£3, so what's the point of servicing them? -
As a result of this thread, I was able to successfully reinstall the KIF UltraFlex shock spring. As stated above, patience and a piece of Rodico are your friends. Thanks again. -
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