Here how it looked 1 minute after I had added it.
![Image](https://i.postimg.cc/qMrtGvCv/09b-Gap.jpg)
I can however now, 1,5 hrs later, see that is has sunked nicely in the gap, but it will probably need one more layer..
Still slightly soft, so no sanding yet..
- Kari
Noh, the edge was good and the entire "front" joint was also (originally) very tight. It almost snapped into place without any gap what so ever. When dryfitting, everything looked fine.speedgraflex wrote:Great repair work—it’s all what lies beneath that matters and you have handled that so well. Was the initial cause the edge of the molding?
Thanks Borg!BorgR3mc0 wrote:Those are very clear and explanatory pictures KSaarni! Thanks for adding them.