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Does any one have a good method to bend the repro aluminum trim that covers the nails on the tack strip
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I made a jig out of wood gently heated it with a hand held propane torch. aluminum goes
soft real quick. Tried to cold bend it. Just made a mess. |
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Read that the secret is to put a tight fitting piece of copper wire (solid ground wire, not stranded) in the groove to keep it from collapsing and deforming the bend.
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I had a man bend mine a few years ago when I put the new top on. I think he was in California. He did a great job. Does anyone have his contact information?
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Thanks for the ideas. I am assuming the trim overlaps a little on to the metal roof to cover the seam between the vinyl and t he metal roof
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