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Faux Fireplace/Mantle Project (with miscues); Epoxy Update
Thought I was about finished with the mantle project, but discovered the lower trim is too big (looks awkward) and too low (looks awkward). This lower trim is to support a shelf, for other electronics. I'll remove it, reduce its size and raise it about 6".
I'm very pleased with the epoxy tests. I filled the crack on the leg unit, today. In a week, I'll flip it and fill any remaining voids, from the other side. First 4 pics: https://www.flickr.com/photos/43836144@N04/?details=1 Sonny |
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