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The perils of commercial kits
So /she/ decides she wants an arbour in the garden. Somewhere to sit and
watch the sunset, but the neighbours can't see. Find one, buy it, put it together. Mostly - then stop as I realise the back panels are made of ply, and haven't been painted on the edges - which might be a problem since the bottom edges sit in a cross member that has a 1/4 inch wide groove in it, and will doubtless hold water. Then realise the inside of the groove hasn't been painted either. Ever try painting inside a 1/4 inch wide groove, deeper than it is wide, without getting paint on the edges? I ended up using a model makers paint brush Andy |
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