These things are REALLY sloppy. Yeah, I like that idea - route out a strip, infill, and redrill. Any special recommendations for spacing the holes? Other than the obvious - measure old and space accordingly..... Maybe there is some sort of ultra-slick method (maybe not)? Thanks. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- If it were only a few pins, I might plug and redrill, but if it's most of the front rail, you'd be pulling all the pins, place a straightedge to fit and scribe a good line from one end to the other of the front rail on the centers of the holes (are the holes in line, just bent, or are the holes not evenly drilled?). Filling with Lake One (or the repair resin of your choice) redrilling, and installing new pins. I honestly think it'd be less work to duplicate the rail. My 10 cent PR, William R. Monroe ----- Original Message ----- > If that didn't work, I'd inlay a strip, or two, in the front rail and > re-drill. > Ron N >
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