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1. Windows And Doors
Once the door is in position, make the final adjustments to level it and ensure that the flexible strip across the bottom (usually made of rubber) makes a good seal.
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2. Weatherstripping And Caulking
If your weatherstripping is flexible, you may want to cut it in pieces for convenience or use one continuous piece for the sides and top.
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3. Decorating With Stencils
This paper is treated to be water resistant, so that the stencils can be washed after use, is reasonably transparent, so it can be placed over a design for tracing, and is flexible enough to conform to the shape of the article being decorated without the cut edges of the stencil becoming ragged with use.
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4. Design For Dried Arrangements
Keep your attitudes flexible. Try new designs, unusual materials.
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5. Automobile Exhaust
Bind tightly in place with strong flexible wire. Large holes in muffler.
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6. Boat, Sail
The coating will dry to form a watertight, flexible seal. Hull problems.
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7. Boat, Wood
Topside seams open. Scrape out old caulking with a beer can opener and prime seams with paint. Smooth on glazing compound or marine-grade trowel cement. Let dry. Sand and apply a second coat of paint. Fill in any remaining cracks or depressions with more glazing compound. Sand when dry and apply final coat of paint. Bottom seams open. If it is a racing boat, treat seams as above. Otherwise, after scraping seams open and priming, fill with glazing compound and groove it mward slightly to allow for swelling of the planks. Let dry. Then sand and apply finish coat of paint. Instead of using conventional marine paint for the final coat, you may apply Seaprene or Vinylon. These coatings, and others similar to them, form continuous hides that completely seal the hull and flex under impact rather than cracking. Seams expand and contract excessively. Fill with Alroy 707 or Polypoxy caulking. Breaks, splits in wood. Fill with epoxy or resorcinol glue. For emergency repairs, use 3-Ton Adhesive, which sets in about five minutes. Wood rotting. Apply a special wood toughener called Calignum. If affected wood is thin, sand thoroughly and then simply apply Calignum with a brush. On thick wood, drill %" holes approximately 3&" apart into wood and funnel in Calignum until wood surface is slick. Then plug holes with wood dowels. Marine borers in wood. Cut or bore holes to expose the insects' tunnels. Then treat with Calignum as above. Seams in wood deck open. See
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8. Door, Hinged
Tack flexible metal weather stripping to sides and top of the jamb. The tacked edge should face the door when it is open.
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9. Fireplace Screen
Traverse-type flexible screens don't meet at center of fireplace. See curtain rod.
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10. Fireplace Tools
Cut a patch out of any impermeable, flexible matching material, such as light leather or plastic, and glue over hole with Pliobond cement.
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