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~ Canopy Rebuild~ |
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Very expensive household items used to hold down top while drying. |
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Added foam pieces to the front area to support and position the top flush with the body. |
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Final fit of foam pieces. To get to this point required a lot more time than would be expected. I like the fit. Sculpting is next. |
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My kids love my Tri-Magnum and can not wait until I can drop them off at school functions in it. ...me too. |
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A razor knife taken to the overlapping edges roughs in the shape. Sanding block continues to shape the radius of the panel interfaces. |
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A gentle sanding block forms the curvature. |
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Begin by extentding the flat surfaces together. |
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Wow. |
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My goal is to blend into the existing body curvature. |
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March, 2007 |
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