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Old 05-04-2018, 08:17 PM   #1
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Your shield is proud too.

It is best to re-inlet, epoxy it in, install the brads and dress it off before refinishing.
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Your shield is proud too.

It is best to re-inlet, epoxy it in, install the brads and dress it off before refinishing.
Haven’t done that before, but I have a set of tiny carving chisels I can try.
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