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Hiding Drip Lines Under Metal Door Sill

14 years ago

Any suggestions for hiding driplines? I tried using silicone to stick them underneath my front doorstill (which is metal) and though the silicone worked reasonably well in other areas, it doesn't want to adhere to the metal. Is there a tape or some kind of magnetic bracket? I'd like to avoid drilling a bunch of holes through my door sill.

Thanks for any suggestions

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lehua49
14 years ago
SD,

Can you explain in more detail what you want to accomplish. A slightly bigger pictures please. Aloha
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