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Maria
Maria Snellville, GA on Feb 01, 2011
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this is the picture of the trim on the garage door that is rottening it isnt big can i just cut this out and put a new

piece in.
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  • Humphries Homes Decatur, GA
    Just go up about 6 inches from the existing rot and you should be good. Leave a small gap at the bottom so that it is not in direct contact with the concrete.
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