I’ve read everything I can about the steaming techniques for bending trim to fit a radius or arch. Can I assume this approach will have poor results on FJP primed trim? I can test this out simply enough but I’d hate for it to look good initially and then start having the joints separate later on. My plan is to get clear pieces for the parts I need to bend but if the consensus is that bending FJP will not have bad consequences, it could save some $$.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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it will have bad cosequences...
seems that the mfgr's skimp on the glue or don't use any at all on the FJ's and they seperate easily..
bill extra for TT&A....
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