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| rfuerst911sc |
 May 9 2010, 11:17 AM
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Today I crawled up into the attic and pulled down two interior backpads that came with my roller. They both are black and for the most part both are fairly solid. I removed all the screws and separated all the pieces. I've started gluing the cardboard/pressboard where there is separation. I will continue to do this until I get all pieces as solid as I think they should be. Has anyone ever covered these items in fiberglass to make them stronger ? Or brushed on polyurethane or something else ? I want to get this all done before handing over to an interior shop to have them recovered. Any pictures or suggestions you guys have done are appreciated.
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