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| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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The turn-in is held in place with nails. Nails were mostly used to reinforce an adhesive attachment, especially if the turn-ins were narrow and the covering material a little thick or stiff, and therefore difficult to hold in place as the adhesive was drying.
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innslagene på overtrekket er stiftet fast i permen
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