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August 6th 06, 01:37 AM
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Trim backing
My trim is still is relatively good shape. The problem is after removing
trim panels to do interior work a number of time on the 88 Fox, the corkboard has ripped up where the nylon retainers are inserted. Its no fixable. Was considering using a high density plastic sheet as a replacement for the corkboard. Suggestions welcome. -- Jonny 
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