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Do I need to protect the carcase for built-in cooker ?
I think I either saw or read to use either aluminium or I may have seen
some protective material.. Of the top of my head it was on a supplier's website when I was searching for something else. On the existing carcase, there are quite deep burn marks |
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Do I need to protect the carcase for built-in cooker ?
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Do I need to protect the carcase for built-in cooker ?
Well at least that old cookers' gone.
So you've not seen this material I am talking about then. |
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