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Filling in drill holes in pvc windows

cubix · 2007-03-09 17:11:23

The last owner was slap happy with their drill and left alot of little holes in and around the top of the pvc windows. Looks like they had net curtains up and then changed their minds and went for blinds. Not very noticeable when blinds are up but would like to fill them in. Just wondering is there a proper kit that will…

09-03-2007 5:11pm

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cubix

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The last owner was slap happy with their drill and left alot of little holes in and around the top of the pvc windows. Looks like they had net curtains up and then changed their minds and went for blinds. Not very noticeable when blinds are up but would like to fill them in. Just wondering is there a proper kit that will make them near invisable or am I just as well to use something like white mastic

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#2 10-03-2007 8:14pm

hobie

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How about screwing in some round headed screws ...... who is to know the screws are not doing an important job? .....

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#3 10-03-2007 10:35pm

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I like your thinking Hobie;)

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