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#191444 10/15/2005 1:11 AM
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My name is STEVE HAROLD. I work at Reliable Rods & Restorations
in Trenton, Georgia. I am speaking only for myself. I would like
to say 2(two) things;

#1. Anyone reading this thread, who may be considering using
Reliable Rods & Restoration, I ask that you come to our shop,
where we will be happy to show you the projects we are
currently working on, in various stages of completion, including
examples of paint work. You may judge for yourself, the quality
of our work. We will also be glad to supply you with customer
references.

#2. Remember, there are always 2(two) sides to every story


Steve
#191445 10/15/2005 1:24 AM
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Hey Steve, Just FYI, you can delete this post (and my response), since it's a duplicate of the one in the other thread. Just click on the pencil&paper icon at the top of your post to edit, and when you get the edit screen check the box that says Delete Post, then click the box at the bottom that says Edit Post. It's that easy.


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