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front arm panels

by Brenda
(Georgia)

I have the hardest time with those front panels that are attached using panel nails.
Any tips on how to get them to go on without bending the nails or scarring the fabric?

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Apr 16, 2010
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by: Craig Kitchin

Sometimes the best way to do the panels, is to use turn strips stapled to the back of the panel. Turn strips are metal strips with nails in them used for straight edges on out sides.

Craig

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