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Cement Formers (13) to Bumpers (14) Centering in the width and
flush at the back edges.
NOTE: Combine has one (1) wide Bumper for Baggage End.
Place Bumpers on a flat surface and place them at their respective
ends. Cement the bottom edges of the doors to the formers making
sure that the notches are against the edge of the doors. Cement the
top formers (13) in place making Sure that the Notches are against
the edges of the doors.
Cut and cement the door panels (19) from the 1/32" x 5/8" wide
Stripwood to the End door Sections(18), keeping the panels 3/32"
up from the bottom of the doors.
Cement the end door sections (18) to the formers (13) keeping the
ends in line with the points marked "X" in the drawing.
Cement in place the Right and Left Angle Window Sections (20)
and sand them flush with the top
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Cut the door sill (15) to length to fit between the end of the side and
the notch in the bumper and cement in place.
Cut the Quarter-Round pieces (16), Both ends colored Black, to the
proper height and cement one to the face of the Baggage Doors and
against the end of the side keeping flush with the face of the side, and
to the other end of the Baggage Door, keeping flush with the edge of
the door.
On the Passenger door, cut the Quarter Round, (17) Colored One End
Black, flush with the bottom of the car side. Cement one to the Face
of the Passenger Door (9) and against the end of the side wall. Keep
this Flush with the face of the sides. Cement the other to the face of
the door, keeping it flush with the edge of the door.
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Cut the Door Section End Letterboard filler piece (21) to length from
the Stripwood with one End Colored Blue and cement the Narrow Edge
to the face of the End Door keeping it flush at the top.
Cut and fit the Window Section End Window Letterboard filler pieces
(22) from the same stripwood and cement the Wide Edge to the face of
the Window Sections, keeping it flush at the top.
Cut the Door Molding (23) to length from the Stripwood combination
Colored Brown and Black. Cement this molding to the face of the
door keeping it flush with the edges of the door.
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