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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: fiberglass runners
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 14:46:41 -0700
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"backer rod" is used for commercial buildings, stuck in the cracks before 
caulking is applied.  it comes in many sizes and is cheap.
Kevin Lane  Portland, OR
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>   You can buy flexible styrofoam tubes for kids toys
> ropes etc.in several diameters. Wal Mart and most
> swimming pool suppliers sell them. They have a hole in
> the center for a rope or whatever. Put some copper
> tubing in the center hole. force it into whatever
> contours you need, the copper tube will keep the
> shape. Slip the composite tube over the outside wet it
> out. When it cures, dissolve the foam and the copper
> can be pulled out. Most important, let me know if it
> works. I need to do it too.
>                               John
>