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03-01-22, 09:56

colin jones colin jones is offline

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I am happy"ish" with the result but have to manage the stretching that occurred. It's not too difficult but quite time consuming to fix and manage. There is also a rolled wire edge that is in sections so that is another part to do and it incorporates a double slide pin for locking. One good thing of having a press set is, no matter how many you do they will all be the same.�� I'm about 80% on one door and will finish the other one tomorrow.

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