ctpres
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Have seen wooden corrigated strips used for end caps on plastic roofing. Would make good support for just about any kind of tool with minimum tin damage.
Salvaging corrugated tin
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RalphVa
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After my Dad died, he left behind tons of junk from his cutting it up and making trailers and various things. My wife and I piled the junk all in one pile, and my Mom called a junk man to come get it.
THEN there was the ugly corrugate metal pole garage to get rid of. Mom called up the same guys who a year or so earlier had taken down a BIG tree right beside the house (that my Dad had ringed; why?) for almost nothing. They showed up. They told her $100, but one of them wanted the tire change machine; Mom says $25 for that. So, they tore the whole mess down for $75.
Ralph
THEN there was the ugly corrugate metal pole garage to get rid of. Mom called up the same guys who a year or so earlier had taken down a BIG tree right beside the house (that my Dad had ringed; why?) for almost nothing. They showed up. They told her $100, but one of them wanted the tire change machine; Mom says $25 for that. So, they tore the whole mess down for $75.
Ralph