The little window strips at the bottom of these aluminum foot shells don't have a backing strip behind them.

So I picked up three pieces of 3'x1/2"x1/16" aluminum bar to solve that problem. I cut eight pieces to size for the two feet.


These should work nicely.


I surprised myself by not being too lazy to JB Weld the first strip in place. I used a toothpick to apply the JB Weld to the foot shell side.

I clamped the first strip in place, and cleaned up any excess JB Weld with a toothpick and a moist paper towel.

At the rate I'm going, this may take a while.
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