I cannot destroy this air bubble for the life of me Yes, I poked it with a pin first |
I DID manage to get this wrinkle out and cover that exposed part at the top of the sink |
I also realized that once you remove T-trim it is impossible to get it back to its original dimensions, so the trim around the swing counter is about 1/2 inch shorter. Does this bother me? No. Okay, a little, but mostly no. Not enough to drop fifty bucks on new T-trim to cover an area that won't come into contact with anything.
See what I'm talking about? |
Otherwise, things are moving along quite well. I spray painted the table support because I'm just not a fan of the original stainless when the whole thing is set up because it looks too cold, but it's still drying so that'll have to wait.
I cut a hole in the rug that goes under the table so that the table support can go through, mostly because I wanted a long rug there. I initially purchased a smaller rug but it just got lost when the table was set up. Now that there's a hole in it though, I have to figure out a way to keep the rest of it from unraveling. I have a solution which will be implemented this week. Four more months until camping season!
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