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02-04-2011, 12:44 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Australia
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Hi guys....
I have noticed that the top part of the door panels of our AU (where it joins the sill / window) are getting wavy. It's not extremly bad but its noticeable and i am a picky person which spots every tiny detail thats not right. I am sure it has got something to do with the age, temperature , sun exposure etc. I was wondering if a trimmer could make it all nice again without damaging the soft and squishy vinyl part. I suppose if you warm up the panel with warm air and carefully bend it and straight it out it could work..but what do I know...its just a theory. Would be happy to get some ideas...thanks guys cheers The Moose |
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Is that a job for the trimmer ?
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