TD Walls bowed out -does my TD have gas?

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Postby Mary K » Fri Feb 16, 2007 11:53 am

doug hodder wrote:Keith, another idea...take your doors and when you aren't working with them, lay them flat...don't leave them standing/leaning, they can get cupped and it's not a fun time to flatten them out at that point...just my experience...Doug



DOAH!!! :duh: :duh: :duh:

Gosh I hate being dyslexic!!!! See, I thought the opposite and have had my doors in the house standing on end in the corner!!!

Great!!! :x :x :x
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Postby doug hodder » Fri Feb 16, 2007 12:07 pm

Mary...they may be fine...my post said "can" get cupped. I lay mine flat and weight them, on the first one, I stood them up...and made some extra work for myself...Doug
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Postby Mary K » Fri Feb 16, 2007 1:09 pm

doug hodder wrote:Mary...they may be fine...my post said "can" get cupped. I lay mine flat and weight them, on the first one, I stood them up...and made some extra work for myself...Doug


The thing is, I had them flat on the floor of the TD and they did warp a little, so I had to put some bricks on them for a few days. Then I moved them inside out of the humidity... on there ends. :? :?

I'll have to check them when I get home.

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