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Posted for Dan O'Brien <limadelta@gmail.com>:

  Chat, Bryan,
  
  I had the exact same question.  Bryan's logic sounds right on to me.
  If you have to grind the area down the road to take them off, you're
  pretty much back where you were before filling them.  Seems like
  nothing's lost except a little grinding time (maybe) down the road.
  
  Dan
  
  
> My thought was that if I ever needed to remove the hinge I had much
> worse problems that grinding out a little micro/flox mixture.