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| Lon:
Hi there, i have done a search and not found a method for trimming the overhang of the t-molding flush. I tried using a brand new single edge razorblade, but was not happy with the results, very uneven and the t-molding looked better untrimmed. Is there a method to get a consistant flush cut? Thanks, Lon |
| pmc:
I used scissors once and got a very uneven cut. I got better luck the next time with a sharp utility knife. Take your time and go for a perfect 90-degree cut. Don't rush it. You might want to do some practice runs first. -pmc |
| Witchboard:
--- Quote from: Lon on February 26, 2006, 12:57:55 pm ---Hi there, i have done a search and not found a method for trimming the overhang of the t-molding flush. I tried using a brand new single edge razorblade, but was not happy with the results, very uneven and the t-molding looked better untrimmed. Is there a method to get a consistant flush cut? Thanks, Lon --- End quote --- Are you talking about trimming it in regards to overhang on the sides of the cab, or cutting it when you're finished installing it at the end? |
| Brax:
How about an edge trimmer for iron-on edging. http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=1266 |
| Excretious:
That looks handy, thanks for the link ;D |
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