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#394293 - 08/17/07 01:02 PM Re: Leaving well enough alone [Re: brooksnb]
Scholastica Super Handyman Registered: 09/21/03 Posts: 1696 Loc: Brooklyn, NY	(((((Dennis))))) There...there...WE LOVE YOU TOO! But in a different sorta way! _________________________ And the beat goes on...
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#394294 - 08/17/07 03:11 PM Re: Leaving well enough alone [Re: Scholastica]
brooksnb Super Handyman Registered: 03/03/07 Posts: 2143 Loc: New Brunswick , Canada	Quote: But in a different sorta way! Ya..Ya ..I've heard that before..."like a brother"...darn it !!! _________________________ Dennis Just another trouble making Canadian....
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#394295 - 08/17/07 03:36 PM Re: Leaving well enough alone [Re: brooksnb]
morrisdancer Carpal Tunnel Registered: 10/27/05 Posts: 8203 Loc: Michigan	Runs up and gives "this Dennis" a hug! Liz _________________________ Thanks, Chris and Ernie!
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#394296 - 08/18/07 07:30 AM Re: Leaving well enough alone [Re: Scholastica]
Dennis_H_N.J. Carpal Tunnel Registered: 03/12/02 Posts: 25007 Loc: Toms River, N.J.	The best you can do to rectify the situation is to wrap sandpaper around dowels and try to bring back the original profile of the damaged details... You wont be able to bring it all back, but you can "clean" it up a bit.. If your staining and varnishing it, thats the best you can do.. If your painting it, you can build up damaged areas with exterior wood putty!! Again... I feel your pain, and admire you for hanging in there!! _________________________ <<<<< This space for rent>>>>>
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