Hi,
I'm getting ready to start on the door. I have been looking at T-molding from a couple sources. (teardrop and vintage trailer parts, And Lil' bear)
I have a tight radius on the corners of the door, (see pics in album) And I'm not sure if I can make the bend.
Does it look like it is doable? And are there any other sourses that I might consider?
I've never tried bending T-molding, So any suggestions would be great.
T-molding
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by madjack » Mon Jun 12, 2006 10:30 pm
...hard to tell but that looks mighty tight...a rubber mallet and a hardwood block will help out...as you pull on the molding, place the block against it and tap with the hammer...an extra pair of hands will do wonders here...if necessary...on the inside bend you can reduce the size of the (inside) leg by sanding/grinding/cutting some of it out...work the trim piece around very slowly...patience will pay off here grasshopppah...it shouldn't be necessary but you can re-anneal if needed...good luck
madjack
p.s. try very hard not to hammer directly on the trim piece...use that hardwood dolly between the hammer and the trim piece...otherwise it will be covered with hammer marks...
madjack
p.s. try very hard not to hammer directly on the trim piece...use that hardwood dolly between the hammer and the trim piece...otherwise it will be covered with hammer marks...
...I have come to believe that, conflict resolution, through violence, is never acceptable.....................mj
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