Written by: Nate VanBeek
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Option 1: Flip the block below over |
- Option 1: When the end caps meets up with a raised ring; flip the block below over to create a flat surface. This will allow the cap to be placed with no modification needed.
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Option 2: Remove notch on end cap |
- Option 2: Using a hammer and chisel, break off the notch on the bottom of the cap to allow for proper installation. Once all the caps are installed, secure them in place with a bead of masonry adhesive on both sides of the raised rings.
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