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WebApr 7, 2007 · Does the inside vertical corner where the back and side splash meet have to be coved or not?? For that matter, looking at Formica’s Kitchen Fabrication Manual, they have a spec that calls for hard seaming a splash with no cove at all, I didn’t think that was allowed on any material. April 3, 2007 at 12:17 am #17609. Web17 Wood Backsplash Design Ideas A Combination with Popular Modern Color Warm White for Cozy and Timeless Look Unique Backsplash from Recycled Wood Same Color with the Cabinets Cozier Atmosphere with Darker Backsplash Vertical Wood Beadboard Backsplash for Beach Style Super Elegant Dark Backsplash and Black Cabinets Bold Rustic Look … mike pugh chiropractor

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