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Old 12-14-2006, 06:32 AM   #27
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Re: How to fix this hole?

Fiberglass work is not hard to do. You can do the the repair, sand, and paint in one day. I agree with taking the side off, cut a piece of metal a couple inches bigger than the whole and use silicone caulk and DUCT TAPE to hold it in place on the back side while you do the Fiberglass repair on the visable side. Or find one with no hole in it or with the controls still attached to it.
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