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Bird feeder problem

8 years ago

Okay so a black painted metal area on my bird feeder round the feeder holes area has peeled off some. Im afraid more metal might peel off. I was thinking of wrapping a strong black ducttape around it or would flex seal tape would be better?

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tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
8 years ago
"Im afraid more metal might peel off."

Metal is peeling off or just the paint? May need to see a pic or two.

tj
Slothy Poo
Original Author
8 years ago
Paint actually

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