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Old 02-25-2007, 01:01 PM #26
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Thanks Al.

Everytime I look at it, it bugs me that it's a bit crooked. But I can never find the time to straighten it.

I know it looks like a 5 second job but it's not... I'll have to get new tape, scrape the old tape off the window, clean the window, etc...... The way I go, I'll end up re-painting the door and it'll be an all day event.

It gets the job done. And even though it's crooked, people always comment on what a nice sign it is and ask where I got it from.
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