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The top corners show how loose the ply became after pulling the trim – then the window??
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So taped it, removed it, glued it back, clamped it. Also clamped top center piece (Sorry; no pic)
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It worked. Now to remove clamping board over the center piece...
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Oops... (Duh! lesson: after gluing remove the clamp before the glue dries)
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Cut a new piece to replace the old. Later sanded it, then glued and nailed in place
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Just loosened this ply, spilled glue behind it and clamped as seen here.
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All wood trim was removed (just traps rain water). Later replaced with fiberglass tape.
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Extended side wall up over new. Later wood filled and sanded.
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The center piece is in. Applied wood filler where needed, sanded, varnished ...
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Primed before remembering to wrap the edges with fiberglass tape
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So applied adhesive spray and fiberglass tape afterwards – it took; good stuff
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Note 6 years later (2008): everything that was repaired with spray adhesive and fiberglass tape held up very well; still solid and dry.
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