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01-30-2014, 11:00 AM
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Thanks for the welcome and the advice. I honestly thought that to fix a chip like that you would have to re-do the entire stock or should to make the repair blend in. That's good news! If it really is that "simple" I will definitely get it fixed.
I should also add that this is usually my kind of luck when a get something new or at least new to me. Somehow or another...my fault or not...there is evidence of my ownership. I have accepted that though and am happy this repair will not be as involved as I had originally thought.
Thanks,
Jay
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