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toweym

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Dec 10, 2006
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Mine has a aluminum sheet turtle deck that I covered first with the fabric cement. When I pulled the fabric down over the lower framework and attached it the fabric didn't come completely to the edge of the turtle deck and now, thanks to the cement, I don't have a straight line where it separates from the sheet. Is there an easy fix to this? I tried working it a bit both with a 250F iron and some MEK, and had some luck, but neither gave great results.

Thanks in advance.
 
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