Other option is using L shaped aluminium. Have been using that on my F1000's. Protects the edges and save you lots of work!

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That looks very good. It is a good solution. I thought about putting transparent plastic on the edge.

Johnny 🙂

Krona wrote:

That looks very good. It is a good solution. I thought about putting transparent plastic on the edge.

Johnny 🙂

Just dont tell Graham about it, you are manipulating original B&O items😂. If an aluminum edge, in my opinion it has to be flush with the surface and not upon the surface, its a dirt catcher. Transparent plastic is very diff. to paint.

Johnny please save yourself some trouble, filler or glue or plastic padding, sand to smooth, paint, sand, paint. There are no short cuts that works

👍 I think a black plastic strip would be the solution because the bench will be painted in two colors. Black and dark gray. Or a thin strip of wood that is glued with wood dowels.

Søren Mexico wrote:

If an aluminum edge, in my opinion it has to be flush with the surface and not upon the surface, its a dirt catcher.

Dirt catcher? Hmmmm, aren't B&O vintage stuff all dirt catchers. My F1000 looks brilliant with these aluminium edges, much better then the original!

Sören,

I really like your avatar.

I've found a solution:

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