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GK Grand Kahu Grand Member (2 years) Dallas, TX Joined: Jul 31, 2006 Posts: 189	GK Grand Kahu Posted posted on Thu, May 13, 2010 4:07 PM And don't glue that bamboo onto the bottom part, but if you must add to the bar, use some very fine brads to attach the roll bamboo, placing the brads where they won't leave too many obvious marks if you ever want to bring the bar back to its original state. It is a sweet design, and you might want to be able to preserve it as much as possible. Never know - might find a better tiki bar and decide to sell this one, in which case "original condition" will definitely get it more attention and $$$. GK

And don't glue that bamboo onto the bottom part, but if you must add to the bar, use some very fine brads to attach the roll bamboo, placing the brads where they won't leave too many obvious marks if you ever want to bring the bar back to its original state. It is a sweet design, and you might want to be able to preserve it as much as possible. Never know - might find a better tiki bar and decide to sell this one, in which case "original condition" will definitely get it more attention and $$$.

Post #530033 by Grand Kahu on Thu, May 13, 2010 4:07 PM