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Old 08-24-2016, 02:47 PM
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Cracked Cracking Wood Trim, How To Repair?
Hey guys...been a while since this occurred, but it seems 2 pieces have developed cracks on their own. This occurred 2 winters ago. Woke up got into my car for work, and noticed that the wood had developed a crack over night.

anybody know how to repair these, and the cost associated?
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Hey guys...been a while since this occurred, but it seems 2 pieces have developed cracks on their own. This occurred 2 winters ago. Woke up got into my car for work, and noticed that the wood had developed a crack over night.

anybody know how to repair these, and the cost associated?
It happened to mine, I am going to take it all out, strip, prime and respray black; to get things done inexpensively I am going for the murdered out look for now inside and out.
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