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North Side Rejuvenation |
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 Our home in 2009 did need some work |
 Compressing the adhesive sprayed fiberglass tape with a window blind slat and scrap wood |
 The edge of the doorjamb has been sealed with fiberglass wallboard tape |
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 The sprayed fiberglass tape slightly overlaps the edge of the old wood trim |
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 An 'antique' steel door bottom weatherstrip strap has long since lost its rubber flap |
 Adhesive sprayed fiberglass tape seals the door bottom |
 Once painted, the adhesive sprayed fiberglass wallboard tape will become permanent |
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 The fiberglass tape locks the plywood against the old wooden door top framing |
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 All door hardware has been set aside for now |
 Painting the doorjamb's fiberglass tape turns it into a permanent seal |
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 Using Home Depot's Behr 'Swiss Coffee' paint |
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 Doorjamb latch hole taped and painted |
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 The original tin cap covers and protects the fiberglass tape under it from wear |
 Spilled and recovered the can of paint with a coal shovel real quick |
 A well placed tarp is a good idea |
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 Our home in 2017, taped back together ... |
 and repainted |
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