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1. Porch Triangles and Spacers
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3. Glue and tape together two sets, tight and square
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4. First-coat, sand, and second-coat... don't paint the back or top
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5. There's lots of stuff to pre-assemble and paint
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8. Glue, tape, and weight the painted Porch Floor to the House and Foundation
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9. Lay out the Porch Post and Railing; shingles will help locate the position
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12. Scrape a bare spot smaller than the marks for glue to grab
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13. You don't have to scrape all the way to the marks
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14. Glue the Railing to the Post - let the glue dry
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15. Glue the front Railing and Posts to the side Railing set - let dry
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16. The Side Railing touches the house front, the corner post is spaced evenly
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17. the center post is spaced the same as the corner post
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20. Mark and scrape where the Rails touch the house front
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21. Glue the Porch Rail/Post assemblies to the Porch and house Front
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31. Lay the house on its back, weight the Triangle/Spacers
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32. When the glue is mostly dry, remove the Divider
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36. Glue, tape and weight the Porch Roof to the porch and house
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