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In the link photos, I am tapping the shaped wooden wedge against the inside edge of the trim strip. This will move the rubber seal back into place, eliminating the corner gap.
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This post might possibly be the most valuable one I have read yet. I had that same seal problem and added a 'new seal' to my projects list. But after running across this post yesterday, I went home last night and 10 minutes later, the problem was solved. It is sad how excited I was.
Thanks Randy!
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Did you guys know that you can use cream cheese to polish Fuchs wheels? (Insert whatever smiley, winky face etc. you would like here).
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Works even better if it's garlic flavored.
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