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They were probably out of scotch tape for the seams.

Snapped a couple phone pics of an Olhausen today where the previous mechanic couldn't decide how he wanted to fill the slate screw holes. For the four in the center of the table on each seam they went with plaster for one hole and bees wax for the other. Then for the two on each end they used...

If its a good quality drop leather pocket style around an hour and a half. If its an entry level Chinese model that is all MDF board and sheet rock screws ( like a Murrey or Mizerak ) it could easily take 3 hours.

Ok let me just say I have done the pick up from the freight terminal thing and its a pain in the a$$. We will do it but it does cost.... and not 250. Shipping to a freight terminal is a huge saver for the shipper ( several hundred dollars). My brother has 20 years in with Yellow freight so i...

3M10 is the roll on

I've always used super 77 (don't like the silly string effect from the 90). I've yet to try the 3M10. We do a lot of moves where the customer requests we re-use the existing cloth. Since i see everyone talking about how much more heavy duty the 3M10 is my question is, is re-using the cloth...

Glen has already given a step by step guide to his glue method. So wouldn't it be easier to follow that method yourself, trim the cloth, yank it off and then try your tack strips? This way you have the same person pulling in both instances. Now the strength factor doesn't come into play if...

The company I used to work for did a lot of antiques. Looks like some of what my boss said actually sank in lol. Thanks for the welcome to the forum and hope you had a happy fourth johnny. Wes :D

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