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Username Post: Installing Carpet
leon phelps 
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leon phelps
Loc: Croydon Manor, PA
Reg: 06-04-05
 06-11-12 08:16 PM - Post#2236045    
    In response to SS_in_Seattle

cutting synthetics is pretty bad. I can remember it from doing marine canvas.

I heated up bolts for my seat bolts. I used old straightedge razors for the rest. recycle, reuse reduce.
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