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  1. 02-16-2011 01:25 PM #3
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    Just before the ice storm struck and we lost power for a few days I managed to get the front floor fabricated and temporarily installed. I took some advice from the good people of this forum and made my own panels. I think they came out good. All is going well, until my electric shears broke a blade.
    With warmer temperatures I hope to get back to work on the rest of the floor.

    Question for you all - how should I protect these bare metal panels until I am ready to paint?

    Thanks, Andy
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