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Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 4:47 PM
To: Stephanie Carroll
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I will ask. What does seam=d mean exactly?

On Apr <u>25, 2012, at 7:58 PM,</u> Stephanie Carroll=<stephaniec@dulle=glassandmirror.com <mailto > > wrote:

Hi [ ]

I have one question*=804>do you need the edges seamed or are the clean cut edges fine (iti>=99II be just like the sample you received)? A quick note: If we seam the ed=es it can lead to more distortion and/or gaps when butted together. My reco=mendation is to leave the edges as is. Please let me know ASAP as these are=ready to be shipped today.

Thank you!<=:p>

Stephanie Carroll

Sales Coordinator I Dulles Glass and Mirror<=:p>

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