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Donny Random
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dumb question about paneling

Donny Random
  • Asheville, NC
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I am have the electric service updated and the fuse box that is in the kitchen is being moved to the outside. Now I will have a hole where the box was in a wood panel wall. What is the best way to repair this hole to make it less conspicuous that there was a hole there? The obvious choice is to use similar paneling cut to size, but how to keep it in place in the hole?

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